I donāt know if somebody remember STREET FIGHTERS and SNOW BROWSā¦ they were my favoritesā¦
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Wow, Maddie! 
Thatās like totally old school, I think itās pretty awesome that you still have your collectible horses. 
See, the younger generation is spoiled. They couldnāt wrap their 
around appreciating these vintage stuff. They are too concerned about snagging the newest iWatch/iPhone or Jordans. 
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By the end of the day, the battlefield was littered with much more than just GI Joeās, there were Mr. Potatoheads, spaceships, trucks, robots, you name it. Quite the epic battle.
Loved these tooā¦
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I started buying legos now, itās started as a relaxation in order to beat my overworked feeling condition, and now it become a habit. I do the bionicle robots.
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store. Fun, fun, fun 
Aw, toy trains were fun! 
OMG, Playskool had some awesome toys. 
What about tops? It was made out of wood with a white stringā¦ Hereās a picā¦
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I wish I had more of my old horse collection though I donāt know where Iād put it! If they were in good shape Iād sell them. I only have 2-3 left. I do love retro stuff even today. My sister is older than I am but she doesnāt care for āoldā things, so I hope to inherit a lot of my Momās vintage photos and other cool antiques. Hopefully there are some younger generation folks who appreciate the things that led to the newer things! (I AM vintage stuff. 
)
Your own starter post has some pretty old games, especially if you count the ones that donāt require an object. Hopscotch must be ancient and I remember the Bloody Mary game from slumber parties. Did you ever play āLight as a Feather, Stiff as a Boardā? I loved those scary games.
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I was the very same!
For some reason we would always miss landing on Boardwalk or Park Place! The benefits of owning them were being able to cash in the mortgage value in times of need!
Iāve played numerous games where weād finish up all the available money and have to use pen and paper to keep track of our earnings!
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Yes! Along with Red Light/Green Light! 
Naturally, Iām a suspense thriller kinda gal. So, spooky games and movies are my cup of 
Also, I appreciate vintage stuff, too. Once in a blue 
Iāll hit up garage sales. Iām an avid 
butterfly collector - so anything butterfly; dĆ©cor picture frames, bedding, dishes, towels, scrapbook etc. Iāll buy it! A few of my friends nicknamed me āIsland ā. 
Damn, a lego ship! That thing is HUGE! 
Nothing wrong with being nerdy hahahaha. 
I bet you built lego airplanes and cars too! OR a poodle 
! 
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Love it! Itās a more fast-paced game!
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I meanā¦ I think all our favs are LEGO even if we donāt visibly show it
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@nikavoice āThank You Mario, But Our Princess is in Another Castleā
In my childhood, this was a mystery for me.
@gig_freak I use to play in StreetGameShops in childhood. 2taka/coin. Unlimited life in 20taka to finish all the levels. 
(nowdays 82taka=1$)
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Story of my life tbhā¦
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Being a child of divorce, I had all and any toy I wanted. But what I played with were always the boxes. My future fiverr name was already in the making . . .
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Aw, cheer up boysā¦ The life of a dazzling Princess is never easy. The quest for finding her Prince charming is serious business. 
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Iām trying to break into castle in real , not succeed yet
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Playing Mario is great preparation for real life.
Trying to find your princess but spending all day smashing your head off brick walls and trying to avoid all the turtlesā¦
Note: Stay away from magic mushrooms, they donāt help at all - Mario was wrong on that part.
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Mr. Flop Ears. He was so fuzzy.
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Aw, Mr. Flop Ears is a cutie. 
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Youāre right about that LOL. But, mushrooms are so good in food. 
Careful, you donāt want a burglary charge. 
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