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  1. 04-14-2013, 21:36 #1
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    Default Best Childhood Toy?

    Got this idea after seeing Jmetz post on his watergun.

    Whats you best childhood toy? Mine was the GI Joes action figures I think the first one I ever received was Stryker. Man the wars I had against Cobra were epic.
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    I loved my GI Joes, cousin had the carrier and we would go crazy every family event. I also had a bunch of the old Robotech toys and they were fantastic. Then I graduated to Super Soakers and Nerf guns.
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    Mine were the master of the universe. I had almost every action figure and both castles. When i got a lil older it was the ninja turtles.
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    My daisy air rifle and then my Daisy BB gun. Oh yeah, my bicycle which gave me freedoms unknown.
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    sounds sad, but various Books.
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    Six Million Dollar Man complete with his rocket that opened up into a surgery/lab to work on his bionics.
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    Big Wheel - Green Machine - Sit-n-spin - legos - BMX - matchbox cars - army men - rocks - ATARI 2600
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    Micro machines. John Deere tractors, Lionel trains from the 50s, my bike, gas powered r/c planes, 10 pump bb guns to kill tons of rabbits, 1993 suzuki king quad 300 ATV!
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    Quote Originally Posted by KestrelBike View Post
    sounds sad, but various Books.
    Geek!

    Mine was a plastic M14 with spring loaded cartridges and magazine my mom got from G.E.M.
    And then the cousin gave me a cap powered muzzle loader that shot cork balls.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BPTactical View Post
    Geek!

    Mine was a plastic M14 with spring loaded cartridges and magazine my mom got from G.E.M.
    And then the cousin gave me a cap powered muzzle loader that shot cork balls.
    Lol parents didn't let me have guns (and i begged for a bb gun forever to no avail) until I was 18, then they got me a Mauser 98K. They shake their heads when they realize how many I have today hah.
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