The sticky thing you throw it at the wall and it creeps down. When the get dirty you clean with soapy water. I've collected these types of things since the eighties. Fast food toys too. Most of mine are still in package. I actually have many you featured.
He said there was a hole in it so I assum it was a pencil grip and the stickiness probably happened from the many years of moisture getting into the bag
Yes, it’s a wall or refrigerator door crawler. They also made octopus or spider crawlers as well. I did used to put my pencil in it as well and it would hold it to my desk without rolling off the side of the desk. It’s main function was to crawl down a wall, door or refrigerator door. I would love to have one of these for my 3 year old. Why did cereal companies stop making the cool toys? Blows my mind how things have changed. If it’s not broken and it makes great memories for kids in the 80’s and 90’s don’t fix/change it. Has to be a $$$ thing.
The yellow battleship you’d put baking soda or an Alka-Seltzer tablet in it and it would zoom across the top of the water in your bathtub 😂 I loved this as a kid.
@@MJIZZEL For sure. As soon as I seen the orange thing I knew it was meant to fling at the wall. 😂 The first wall crawler I ever had was actually an octopus 🐙 😂
@@414sfinest6 awe bell yeah I remember them. Damn things would fill all the way down the wall. Thanks for reminding me of them. Do you remember the dinosaurs that you could put in a glass of water and they would grow? How about the Tony the Tiger that would bob up and down?!
@@MJIZZEL Yea the dinosaur ones even came in capsules! I was telling my kids all about how fun the cereal boxes use to be. Comics and stuff to look at on the back of the box or collecting box tops and sending them in for toys. Now, nothing.
@@414sfinest6 that’s them! In the capsules. You right about that. Kids these days are missing out. Makes me wonder why so many things from our childhood days, that made the consumer happy and engaged, have gone away. The times we are in now seem like they are opposite of making sure the childhood is memorable. Too many opinions about every little thing and forces producers to abide by the mob demands so they don’t get negative coverage. Cancel culture
My grandmother used to work at a factory that made cereal toys back in the 70s. She was always mailing us boxes of them. Every time a new package came, we were the cool kids on the block. And thanks for the video, great stuff!!!
The only thing I ever ordered from a comic book was sea monkeys. I accidentally knocked the fish bowl over so I never had them long enough to see if they ever grew past microscopic size.
The blue thing that you put your fingers through with the ball that swings back and forth, you use use your thumb to flick the piece to make the ball fly to the other side. You can do it with a friend or by yourself.
@@JimCutler thanks for showing some of these old toys from a time when the prize inside the box sometimes meant more then the cereal. I remember one time I went through a new box of Cookie Crisps just for a toy. My mom wasn't too happy.
This was great to watch, but as a child of the 50s, I would have loved to have seen that Era of toys. I wish l had some because they were so much better than the 80s and beyond. We would send in say 2 box tops and a dime or a quarter & get something really amazing. Once you could send away for mini Civil War cannons...metal and plastic. And Cracker Jack's gave really cool plastic or metal toys, not like the paper junk you get now. Good Times. Thanks for the memories!❤
That's cool and all but I think a big part of the fun of cereal toys wads being anxious to get home and rip the box open to see what's inside. Not having to wait to collect box tops and have to send off and wait for it to arrive, etc.
That's like a wacky wall crawler. The ones that look like octopuses were the best ones ! I loved the diving guys and the submarines where you add a little baking powder or maybe baking soda. In the glow in the dark Captain crunch acrobat guys,
That tiny compass came in a scholastic book service book about magnets. It also came with a tiny bar magnet that you placed over the true north to recharge the compass needle. 1978-1979. Mom bought it for me.
Sticky Wall Walkers🤣🥰 My sisters and I had them all over the house. But we had more of the hands then the ones you just opened. They were fun as a child 😊
I remember those stampers! I definitely had at least one. Just watching you playing around with it, I got this weird little sensory memory of exactly how it felt in my hand.
Great video! These toys bring back a lot of memories. I've been looking for those Cap n Crunch fun globes for a long time. I loved them when I was a kid. Yes, the white globe does glow in the dark.
@@JimCutler If its the one I remember there were 5 different ones/songs that were glued to the back of a cereal box. They didn't hold up real well as the cardboard would curl hit the arm and stop or skip. Good times in the 60s.
I know kids would have recognized that phone. We may not have had them in person, but we saw them on the Addams Family and on Green Acres and such and asked our parents about them.
I collected Hot Wheels as a kid and I would stick my mouth right of the bubble pack and breath in the air as I opened it. My mom asked why I did that and I said I was breathing Malaysian air!
Love this video. But first I want to point out this vid popped up as a suggested Ad from the my Roku TV's RUclips app. But it's not showing up in my history at all. Concerning. As for the round orange item at the 1:30 mark, it is a wall cclinger/climber. You toss it at the wall and watch it climb down. You nailed the bottlecap at 5:50 mark. It came out near Summer and was meant create DIY water cushers/guns. The Chip&Dale decoder was not "too much work". Remember, mobile games and cellphones were not a thing back then. Kids had a lot more patience then kids today. I remember using it to pass notes at school and church.
Just remembered that in the mid 70's if you saved the coupon symbol from the box top of the cereal box, Cheerios was one which cereal I liked best, you could get in the mail a Hawkeye camera. Since my brother didn't like cereal Mom decided that we would save enough for two so my brother could have one. Used that camera for almost 10 years until it became hard to get the film for it.
I can't ID the cereal the car came with as I was in my 20s in the 80s but a similar cereal toy came with Captain Crunch 72 73ish. They were based off a toy car called SSPs that had a flywheel. The real toy as well as the cereal toy worked to better or lesser results by sliding a toothed strip to match a cogged gear on the side of the flywheel and then yanked out to spin the wheel to speed and then set on the ground to run along the ground. I will neither confirm nor deny whether or not that spinning flywheel ever " accidently " found it's way into a sibling's hair or not.
I remember a General Mills promo from the early 2000s where you could get Matchbox NASCAR cars in cereal boxes. I had a couple of those: Lucky Charms, Cheerios, Reese's Puffs. It's always cool to see those cereal toys again.
I used to make my mom buy $$$ cereal just so I could get a toy worth $.50…I rarely ate the actual cereal. But the element of ~surprise~ made it so much better than going to a dollar store & getting a similar toy directly…which my mom definitely suggested lol
Fun info about the tiny little doll. My Mom was born in 1940 and her sister would purchase those dolls and hand crochet the dresses and little britches for them. I ask her where her sister most likely bought them and she said the 10 cent store or the five and dime. It's just neat to see them appear here on your video.❤
The oval sticky thing you're supposed to throw against your big plate glass patio window and it sluggily crawls down. My mom hated mine bc it left a goop trail down the window she had to clean...
My grandfather used to work for General Mills here in Buffalo. Back in the late 60s and early 70s he'd give me shoe boxes if cereal toys. Do I have any left? Nope.
Hello, fellow good neighbor! As in, "City of!" Our city smells like Cheerios! At the moment, it's morning and I'm having pancakes with loganberry syrup!
Who else saw the Garfield magnet and watched this video to see it, because I remember having that exact Garfield magnet from the thumbnail, in fact. I still have it! Tho the eyes are a bit witherd and much more white
The sticky watermelon shaped thing, I use to have a green one and a yellow one. If you throw it at the wall and if it sticks vertically it will walk down the wall and it is also a pencil topper.
In the 70s there was a cereal called "Freakies." I still remember the song from the commercial. "Oh we are the Freakies, we are the Freakies and this our Freakies tree. We never miss a meal, cuz we love our cer-e-eel!" There's more. 🤣 Does anyone else remember that? 🤔
Didn’t remember the song but the cereal was my favorite when it was around. I still have a couple of the plastic figurines. I remember the refrigerator magnets also but I don’t have them anymore. Shortly after Purina dropped Freakies they introduced Grins,Smiles,Giggles, and Laughs. It was just faces on disks but tasted about the same. King Vitamin also tastes like Captain Crunch and Freakies but the last box I got said “now with less sugar”. I’m sure you know why it was the last box Mom bought for me.
The Orange double wrap sticky object.. It's a pencil cushion you slide them over your pencil to have grip and to make it more comfortable holding your pencil they came in all shapes and different textures some were foam And somewhere made just like the one you hold I have that 1 also... I use tol collect and buy these everywhere because I am an artist and the way I hold a pencil after a while my fingers would hurt from the pencil being pressed against my finger that is 100% what that is no argument about it guaranteed....
I still have my silvery Yogi Bear spoon circa early 60’s. Me, I am late 60’s. I don’t remember how I got it. Guessing it was a mail in X number of box, usually cereal, tops
The teeter totter has little triggers under the seats you pull own and release to get it to flip from side to side. The yellow plastic boat, you add baking soda to a little place inside and it would propel it around. There were submarines that you could add baking soda to that would rise and sink too.
11:26 The Cinderella watch was a male-in You had to buy so many boxes with box tops send it in and with that in like a dollar they would send you the the watch The compass you need to get that balance just right to where the points are not touching anything and it should work but that was at a crackerjacks 11:45 I couldn't tell real clearly but the string attached to it looked like a canteen for GI Joe and maybe some kind of tool for him
@@JimCutler Wow, thanks for your reply and questions. As I remember the record was actually on the back of the cereal box. My mom made me finish the box of cereal before I could cut the record off. Then you would cut out the record and place the cardboard record in top of another record - on your record player, to actually hear it. And it worked at least for a while. It’s one of my favorite memories from my childhood.
Wow just started looking at the comments, this had just come up in my suggested videos, i had no idea how old it was. I dont typically comment on old videos because there is usually 0% chance of a response
3:53 The little blue toy with a thing that goes back and forth you actually put your index finger in the hole and then under the little seats there's a little bar and you pull down on that with your thumb and when you release it it shoots it to the other side You're not doing this weird tilting thing like you did
The sticky thing you throw it at the wall and it creeps down. When the get dirty you clean with soapy water. I've collected these types of things since the eighties. Fast food toys too. Most of mine are still in package. I actually have many you featured.
He said there was a hole in it so I assum it was a pencil grip and the stickiness probably happened from the many years of moisture getting into the bag
@@y.t.d.7912 Nope. It was a wall crawler. I had several.
Yes, it’s a wall or refrigerator door crawler. They also made octopus or spider crawlers as well. I did used to put my pencil in it as well and it would hold it to my desk without rolling off the side of the desk. It’s main function was to crawl down a wall, door or refrigerator door. I would love to have one of these for my 3 year old. Why did cereal companies stop making the cool toys? Blows my mind how things have changed. If it’s not broken and it makes great memories for kids in the 80’s and 90’s don’t fix/change it. Has to be a $$$ thing.
I remember these
Invented from a frog's tongue
The yellow battleship you’d put baking soda or an Alka-Seltzer tablet in it and it would zoom across the top of the water in your bathtub 😂 I loved this as a kid.
Omg. I didn’t think anyone else any where knew this lol. I was hoping someone else knew.
Also the sticky thing is a wall crawler. Remember that?
@@MJIZZEL For sure. As soon as I seen the orange thing I knew it was meant to fling at the wall. 😂 The first wall crawler I ever had was actually an octopus 🐙 😂
@@414sfinest6 awe bell yeah I remember them. Damn things would fill all the way down the wall. Thanks for reminding me of them.
Do you remember the dinosaurs that you could put in a glass of water and they would grow?
How about the Tony the Tiger that would bob up and down?!
@@MJIZZEL Yea the dinosaur ones even came in capsules! I was telling my kids all about how fun the cereal boxes use to be. Comics and stuff to look at on the back of the box or collecting box tops and sending them in for toys. Now, nothing.
@@414sfinest6 that’s them! In the capsules. You right about that. Kids these days are missing out.
Makes me wonder why so many things from our childhood days, that made the consumer happy and engaged, have gone away.
The times we are in now seem like they are opposite of making sure the childhood is memorable.
Too many opinions about every little thing and forces producers to abide by the mob demands so they don’t get negative coverage. Cancel culture
Those are some sort of wacky crawlers, remember playing with them too ...
My grandmother used to work at a factory that made cereal toys back in the 70s. She was always mailing us boxes of them. Every time a new package came, we were the cool kids on the block. And thanks for the video, great stuff!!!
Watching these retro cereal 🥣 toys brings me back a lot of memories from the 90’s.
I adore you guys! Thank you for this trip down Memory Lane. --- Wishing you continued success in 2023! ~ Allen
I'm 53 years old and used to order stuff from the back of comic books. One of my worst buys were the sea monkey family. Lol
The only thing I ever ordered from a comic book was sea monkeys. I accidentally knocked the fish bowl over so I never had them long enough to see if they ever grew past microscopic size.
Who remembers the little vinyl records that came in cereal boxes? Mine was “Sugar, Sugar” by the Archie’s, LOL!
Born in 82. Remember a lot of these.
I know that feel.
You used to have to put baking soda in the boat for it to work.
The glow in the dark globe is a model of the moon.
I was born in the sixties and I remember getting a tent from Kool-Aid that my friend and I fit into
The blue thing that you put your fingers through with the ball that swings back and forth, you use use your thumb to flick the piece to make the ball fly to the other side. You can do it with a friend or by yourself.
The double wrapped is a wall walker. You wet it, throw it on the wall and watch it walk down.
I had the zip car and the swimming fred. What memories.
70s toy's rocked in the boxes
The yellow top was to make a bottle a squirt gun around the time of Super Soaker craze. Had a pink one. Used it for drinking instead.
@@JimCutler thanks for showing some of these old toys from a time when the prize inside the box sometimes meant more then the cereal. I remember one time I went through a new box of Cookie Crisps just for a toy. My mom wasn't too happy.
This was great to watch, but as a child of the 50s, I would have loved to have seen that Era of toys. I wish l had some because they were so much better than the 80s and beyond. We would send in say 2 box tops and a dime or a quarter & get something really amazing. Once you could send away for mini Civil War cannons...metal and plastic. And Cracker Jack's gave really cool plastic or metal toys, not like the paper junk you get now. Good Times. Thanks for the memories!❤
That's cool and all but I think a big part of the fun of cereal toys wads being anxious to get home and rip the box open to see what's inside. Not having to wait to collect box tops and have to send off and wait for it to arrive, etc.
That's like a wacky wall crawler. The ones that look like octopuses were the best ones ! I loved the diving guys and the submarines where you add a little baking powder or maybe baking soda. In the glow in the dark Captain crunch acrobat guys,
As someone born in the 2000s this was a fascinating look into the weird obscure toys of the past.
It didn't take much to entertain us but you better be able to read and follow directions lol
Basically that's how cereal manufacturers sold slow moving cereal brands. Kids wanted it for the coolest toys.
That tiny compass came in a scholastic book service book about magnets. It also came with a tiny bar magnet that you placed over the true north to recharge the compass needle. 1978-1979. Mom bought it for me.
I use to love those stamps when I was a child in about 1990
Sticky thing is definitely a wall crawler. They also put a sticky hand in the same cereal company. Loved playing with those.
Sticky Wall Walkers🤣🥰
My sisters and I had them all over the house. But we had more of the hands then the ones you just opened. They were fun as a child 😊
I had many of these. Still have a Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers stamp of Monty Jack.
That sticky thing is a wall walker.
Wall walker looks like an octopus. That’s a pencil grip.
@@korbinblack There are also octopus ones. They can come in different shapes.
are the orbs those pen/pencil doodles that were meant to cushion your grip but actually just made it weird and bulky?
I remember those stampers! I definitely had at least one. Just watching you playing around with it, I got this weird little sensory memory of exactly how it felt in my hand.
Great video! These toys bring back a lot of memories. I've been looking for those Cap n Crunch fun globes for a long time. I loved them when I was a kid. Yes, the white globe does glow in the dark.
Those things are to throw on wall glass and sticks. I still have some cool old toys and stuff my Jackson Five record ABC song from alphabet cereal
@@JimCutler If its the one I remember there were 5 different ones/songs that were glued to the back of a cereal box. They didn't hold up real well as the cardboard would curl hit the arm and stop or skip. Good times in the 60s.
I know kids would have recognized that phone. We may not have had them in person, but we saw them on the Addams Family and on Green Acres and such and asked our parents about them.
Very cool. Love that stuff.
I collected Hot Wheels as a kid and I would stick my mouth right of the bubble pack and breath in the air as I opened it. My mom asked why I did that and I said I was breathing Malaysian air!
Love this video.
But first I want to point out this vid popped up as a suggested Ad from the my Roku TV's RUclips app. But it's not showing up in my history at all. Concerning.
As for the round orange item at the 1:30 mark, it is a wall cclinger/climber. You toss it at the wall and watch it climb down.
You nailed the bottlecap at 5:50 mark. It came out near Summer and was meant create DIY water cushers/guns.
The Chip&Dale decoder was not "too much work". Remember, mobile games and cellphones were not a thing back then. Kids had a lot more patience then kids today. I remember using it to pass notes at school and church.
because its an paid ad. look up their channel name instead
A chinese fortune fish novelty was a variation of the ghost detector.
This was a great video. I have quite a few of these toys in my collection. It's great to see them shown on video. I hope to see more 😃
MRE GUY would def eat the gum balls!😅
Just remembered that in the mid 70's if you saved the coupon symbol from the box top of the cereal box, Cheerios was one which cereal I liked best, you could get in the mail a Hawkeye camera. Since my brother didn't like cereal Mom decided that we would save enough for two so my brother could have one. Used that camera for almost 10 years until it became hard to get the film for it.
I believe it was by Kodak not sure. It got the film not on a roll but as a narrow cartridge and had a wrist strap.
Found it just don't know how to link the screenshot. Can you tell I'm bored. Fell at work and looking at all that snow.
The orange sticky thing is a wacky wall walker
I can't ID the cereal the car came with as I was in my 20s in the 80s but a similar cereal toy came with Captain Crunch 72 73ish. They were based off a toy car called SSPs that had a flywheel. The real toy as well as the cereal toy worked to better or lesser results by sliding a toothed strip to match a cogged gear on the side of the flywheel and then yanked out to spin the wheel to speed and then set on the ground to run along the ground.
I will neither confirm nor deny whether or not that spinning flywheel ever " accidently " found it's way into a sibling's hair or not.
I remember getting little mercury cougars in boxes of "Alpha bits cereal or cap'tn crunch!((oh what fun memories. ..!) @1973ish
I remember a General Mills promo from the early 2000s where you could get Matchbox NASCAR cars in cereal boxes. I had a couple of those: Lucky Charms, Cheerios, Reese's Puffs. It's always cool to see those cereal toys again.
Was I the only one who would dig his hand in and route around, just to get the toy at the bottom???
Mom wouldn’t let us but if Grandma was around she would dump the cereal in a big bowl to get us the prize and then put the cereal back in the box.
I used to make my mom buy $$$ cereal just so I could get a toy worth $.50…I rarely ate the actual cereal. But the element of ~surprise~ made it so much better than going to a dollar store & getting a similar toy directly…which my mom definitely suggested lol
Fun info about the tiny little doll. My Mom was born in 1940 and her sister would purchase those dolls and hand crochet the dresses and little britches for them. I ask her where her sister most likely bought them and she said the 10 cent store or the five and dime. It's just neat to see them appear here on your video.❤
I remember the scratch and sniff toy too!!
My granny had some of those little bitty baby dolls in her trinket box.
I'd have to try one of those gumballs....
I've always loved "Sea Green"
I also had a little card that made me a member of the David Bowie fan club Circa 60s?
Way cool! Did you see "Moonage Daydream?" Incredible movie. Sensory overload.
The oval sticky thing you're supposed to throw against your big plate glass patio window and it sluggily crawls down. My mom hated mine bc it left a goop trail down the window she had to clean...
Yes they're Sticky Wall Walkers😁🥰
I had those stampers! And the boomerang!
My grandfather used to work for General Mills here in Buffalo. Back in the late 60s and early 70s he'd give me shoe boxes if cereal toys.
Do I have any left? Nope.
Hello, fellow good neighbor! As in, "City of!" Our city smells like Cheerios!
At the moment, it's morning and I'm having pancakes with loganberry syrup!
It’s a pencil grip! I remember those stamps!!!!! I had tons of them!!!
Who else saw the Garfield magnet and watched this video to see it, because I remember having that exact Garfield magnet from the thumbnail, in fact. I still have it! Tho the eyes are a bit witherd and much more white
My favorite cereal toy was the Captain Crunch Baking Soda Submarine. Mainly because it meant we had a box of Captain Crunch cereal, wahoo!
Wahoo! Is darn right. A day off from Kix. 🤮
The sticky watermelon shaped thing, I use to have a green one and a yellow one. If you throw it at the wall and if it sticks vertically it will walk down the wall and it is also a pencil topper.
Wacky Wall Walkers were my favorite!
Yea they were to make 2L bottles into squirt guns. Had lots of those too!😂
The car with the one wheel in front should have had a plastic rip cord with it, you'd pull to get front wheel to spin then place down
the sticky thing is a pencil cushion/ grip-it has a hole in it for a pencil- also the yellow boat uses baking soda and it will self propel.
I came looking for this comment, I had so much fun with those boats and submarines....
I would never of traded growing up in the 80s, nothing was like it then and nothing will be like it again.....
In the 70s there was a cereal called "Freakies." I still remember the song from the commercial.
"Oh we are the Freakies, we are the Freakies and this our Freakies tree. We never miss a meal, cuz we love our cer-e-eel!"
There's more. 🤣 Does anyone else remember that? 🤔
@@JimCutler THANK YOU! 🤣 I just watched it, absolute gold! 🤣🤣🤣
Didn’t remember the song but the cereal was my favorite when it was around. I still have a couple of the plastic figurines. I remember the refrigerator magnets also but I don’t have them anymore. Shortly after Purina dropped Freakies they introduced Grins,Smiles,Giggles, and Laughs. It was just faces on disks but tasted about the same. King Vitamin also tastes like Captain Crunch and Freakies but the last box I got said “now with less sugar”. I’m sure you know why it was the last box Mom bought for me.
Oh, that'd be a big yes.
In the 70's general mills Cheerios had a yellow frisbee.
On the see-saw, u hold it in between with ur fingers and pull down on the seat with ur thumbs
Throw it against the wall it’s a wall crawler when it gets dirty you just wash it with soap and water and it’s sticky again when it dries.
The thing in plastic sealed in plastic is a creepy crawler.
Sticky thing is a pencil gripper and the globe that glows is from Cap’n Crunch
I remember getting a license plate for my bike out of a box of Honeycomb
I would give a lot to have that glow in the dark globe well not a lot but I had one as a kid it’s just a cool memory for me
You put baking soda or baking powder in the little yellow boat and stick it in the water and the chemical reaction propels it
When I was a kid the detector that curled was a fish that predicted.
Anybody remember the sticky octopus that you would throw it at the wall and it would crawl down just like the orange looking football sticky thing
I had the ripcord car, as well as the tiny red spaceship. (It might have come from a box of Quisp cereal. Not sure.)
You put baking soda in the yellow boat and when you put it in the water the bubbles would propel it forward.
1:32 that is probably what's called a "wall walker" there was all kinds back in the day, you throw it on the wall and it walks down the wall slow
The Orange double wrap sticky object.. It's a pencil cushion you slide them over your pencil to have grip and to make it more comfortable holding your pencil they came in all shapes and different textures some were foam And somewhere made just like the one you hold I have that 1 also... I use tol collect and buy these everywhere because I am an artist and the way I hold a pencil after a while my fingers would hurt from the pencil being pressed against my finger that is 100% what that is no argument about it guaranteed....
I still have my silvery Yogi Bear spoon circa early 60’s. Me, I am late 60’s. I don’t remember how I got it. Guessing it was a mail in X number of box, usually cereal, tops
The teeter totter has little triggers under the seats you pull own and release to get it to flip from side to side. The yellow plastic boat, you add baking soda to a little place inside and it would propel it around. There were submarines that you could add baking soda to that would rise and sink too.
A whacky wall walker is the sticky thing in double plastic
Yes that sticky thing was a wacky wall walker
The toys in the silver bag came from large gumball machines
11:26 The Cinderella watch was a male-in You had to buy so many boxes with box tops send it in and with that in like a dollar they would send you the the watch The compass you need to get that balance just right to where the points are not touching anything and it should work but that was at a crackerjacks
11:45 I couldn't tell real clearly but the string attached to it looked like a canteen for GI Joe and maybe some kind of tool for him
Did you know there were records on the back of Sugar Crisp cereal? The Archies… ‘Sugar Sugar’ was one of them.
@@JimCutler
Wow, thanks for your reply and questions. As I remember the record was actually on the back of the cereal box. My mom made me finish the box of cereal before I could cut the record off. Then you would cut out the record and place the cardboard record in top of another record - on your record player, to actually hear it. And it worked at least for a while. It’s one of my favorite memories from my childhood.
That was a General Mills thang.
I had most those.
Its a wacky wallcrawler!!!!
The sticky thing looks like a grip for a pen or pencil. Probably not supposed to be so sticky. Not sure.
probably when squirting water at people became battery under law.
Squirting water kinda stopped in the 90's when kids were putting bleach and other chemicals and squirting it in the eyes of others
A Wacky Wall Roller!
Wow just started looking at the comments, this had just come up in my suggested videos, i had no idea how old it was.
I dont typically comment on old videos because there is usually 0% chance of a response
Im glad you did comment. You solved 2 riddles.
Thr9w the sticky thing at a window or wall!☺
1:39 It was to put your pencil through and it was a grip it was not sticky at the time it's 30 years old that's why it's sticky now
I think the bag had quarter toys
The orange Sticky thing a gel, you would place a pencil through it and it was a rubber cushion yo grip
Throw the sticky things against the wall.
I'm a 65 model lol and I don't remember any of these lol I guess mom just didn't buy the right cereal 🥣
3:04 no way I'm from highland park. Whaddya know
Orange oval thing on the wall and it supposed to crawl down
Throw the sticky thing on a wall and it will walk down slowly
3:53 The little blue toy with a thing that goes back and forth you actually put your index finger in the hole and then under the little seats there's a little bar and you pull down on that with your thumb and when you release it it shoots it to the other side You're not doing this weird tilting thing like you did