I have been dying to figure out the name of a zip-line toy I had when I was a kid.
It was probably made in the late 80's/early 90's.
It resembled a submarine but with two pulley wheels on the top. A long kite string ran through the pulley wheels and attached at each end was a handle. You would tie one handle to a doorknob or have a friend hold it. When you lowered your arm, the toy would zip line towards you and opposite when your arm was raised.
If I recall it also had a black plastic "J" hook on the bottom and the toy came with a hollow sphere that you could use to try to pick up off the ground. I believe it was, as were a lot of toys back then, brightly colored. I think one side of the toy was a bright pink and the other a bright neon green/yellow. I even remember being with my mom when she bought the toy at a Roses store. One person I recently asked argued that that couldn't be as the toy was one of those "as seen on "tv" toys. I don't think it was.
Anyone have an idea or remember this toy?
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Barf!!I-I-I-I-I heard that ...
Played with that all the to,e!
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Rugrad02 said:I collected miniature orange figures in the 80's. They came in a plastic miniature garbage can. They were called M.U.S.C.L.E. Anyone remember them? Looking back, they were so lame as their arms or legs did not move.
I loved the show MASK too and collected the figures. It was a copy cat of the GI Joe series. I had the green motorcycle that turned into a chopper.
Speaking of GI Joe, I remember collecting the proof of purchases from the packages to send in for GI Figures that weren't sold in stores. I had The "Fridge" Perry and Sgt. Slaughter.
And who could forget Garbage Pail Kids?
And who could forget Garbage Pail Kids?
I'd rather get a hundred thousand paper cuts on my face
Than spend one more minute with you.
I dont know too many people manly enough to survive a lawn dart to the back of the head...
You never turn your back on a jart.
We used to get this at the dime store soemtimes...
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