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Remember the Tiny Tears Doll? The Betsy Wetsy Doll? The Revlon Doll? |
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 These got banned because they kept exploding in kids' faces. | |
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 Exactly as much fun as a barrel of monkeys. |
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 Mattel's Little Kiddles |
 Little Kiddles jewelry | |
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 Troll |
 Mrs. Troll | |
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 Early Computer User's Manual: To boot up, pick up & shake. | |
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 Slinky |
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 Click here for a gallery of Wacky Packages |
 Johnny Seven O.M.A (One Man Army)
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 Major Matt Mason
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Submitted by: Debbie : 04 Jan 2008, 06:55
As a child I had a Tiny Tears doll which came with a pink and blue playpen.
She had very curly hair which when wet didn't take long at all to dry. I
think she was at least 12 inches tall to the best of my knowledge and wore
a pink and white short rompers. I remember the commercial said she cried
real tears.
Submitted by: robert : 09 Oct 2008, 23:57
I was about 11 when I ordered the 100 piece solder set listed above.
Imagine my shock when I got it in the mail and found out they were flat
figures and not like the toy soldiers we had
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