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Would you play with these 1970s kids toys as an adult?
Are you feeling nostalgic yet?
In this quiz, we'll give you the name of a popular toy in the 1970s. You've got to decide if your childhood toys deserve a replay, or if we can leave them in the past!
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Baby Alive
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Action Jackson
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Barrel of Monkeys
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Don't Break the Ice
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Holly Hobbie
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Hot Wheels
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Lite-Brite
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Play-Doh
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Shrinky Dinks
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Squirmles
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Would you play with these 1970s kids toys as an adult?
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Scooby Doo - Spooky Doo
$19.95
Garfield - Cat-o-Lantern
$19.95
The Goonies - Flag (Black)
$19.95
CHiPs - Baker and Ponch
$19.95
Popeye - Circles
$19.95
JAWS Playing Cards
$9.99
Svengoolie® T-Shirt
$19.95
I Love Lucy - Lucy Lines
$19.95
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29 Comments
100%
90% similar.
80%. My sisters and I used to play Rainbow Bright using the Lite-Brite color pegs, throwing them in the air and on to a sheet that was laid out on the floor.
80% loved Lite-Brite and Don't Break the Ice.
60%. I love most of these toys. Every Christmas my youngest son and I walk through the woods to find a tree. He picks it. (Think Charlie Brown Christmas Tree) . We bring it in, and decorate it and when we are done he gets to hang at least 6 barrels of monkeys on it. lol. His tree always looks awesome.
9️⃣0️⃣ I believe I still have my Barrel of Monkeys and Hot Wheels, and I can still smell the Play-Doh.
You got 90% similar
Not sure what all of these are, but many of them would be fun!
Not sure what all of these are, but many of them would be fun!
100%…Not familiar with a couple other those.
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90%
Johnny West with the full chaps, spurs, saddle, and horse was fun.
Had him when I was a kid as well. Major Matt Mason and Johnny would battle my G.I. Joe's for control of the world. (bedroom)
80s similar. I went against the crowd on the last two.
80% - loved playing with little cars, especially on my aunt’s gigantic oriental rug! It had “built-in” roads, homes and other buildings, parking lots, etc. Still have my case of Matchbox cars, some with real rubber tires too!
Cool! We had a rug with a low and high pile pattern. You could use the low pile as winding roads. I remember my first two Matchbox toys: A refrigerator truck and a BRM Grand Prix race car. Both were from a girl, back when we drew names at school for Christmas presents.
90% SIMILAR... Yes, I'm Very Much a Kid at Heart ❤️❤️❤️ and PROUD Of It!!!
80% I still play with Hot Wheels, usually with my grandson. I also like Matchbox and Johnny Lightning.
Barrel of Monkeys was fun.
Barrel of Monkeys was fun.
90% similar.
Finally, some toys I'm familiar with and actually had. Great memories.
Monkeys, Don't Break the Ice, Play Doh, HOT Wheels, Lite-Brite and Action Jackson.
Anyone remember the game "Bang-Box" with the balloons?
Finally, some toys I'm familiar with and actually had. Great memories.
Monkeys, Don't Break the Ice, Play Doh, HOT Wheels, Lite-Brite and Action Jackson.
Anyone remember the game "Bang-Box" with the balloons?
I *have* played with Shrinky-Dinks as an adult. I made refrigerator magnet train cars that spelled my nephew's name.
60% similar, because... "Eh, I'm not interested in this toy" or for most any of them, for that matter...
80%
Never heard of Squirmles. Sounds like a caramel in the shape or a squirrel
Never heard of Squirmles. Sounds like a caramel in the shape or a squirrel
I never heard of that either
80 percent. I can smell the Play-Doh.