@@ThoseWonderYears I remember the Speak and Spell. I had one and yes it helped me with my spelling. I loved growing up in the 70's and wish I could go back. The 70's was my generation. The first part of the 70's I was a kid but in the middle of the 70's I was a teenager. So I loved growing up in that decade. These ads bring back sweet memories for me.
In 1970, I was 13 years old, and it was amazing to experience some of those trends. What I remember most is having a pet rock and getting a mood ring for my birthday.
70's kids are buying their childhood toys today for their grandkids. I've been packing orders that include Sea Monkeys, Weebles, and Spirograph. I had no idea any of these were still around 😂
I love the way the video creator got right into the content rather than blab nonstop for a freaking year before finally getting to the actual subject matter!
This was so wonderful!!!! Thank you!!! Anyone remember Fuzzy Wuzzy? It was a soap that grew fuzz with a prize in the middle. They were made like bears, etc. It encouraged kids to wash❤
@@butterflygirl3359 omg right??? I remember thinking how will the king get his crown? Do they build it for him? Will there be mommies holding babies? It made no sense, but I was sick to my stomach with excitement while waiting for days….disappointingly. Lol
I would have chopped off a body part to have sewn a princess one! I cried myself to sleep cause I thought I was a bad kid and the princess didn’t want to come to my house. Shhh don’t tell anyone what a goob I was lol
I can remember all of these things because I was born in 1963 and definitely raised in the 70s Era of all this I had a water bed and I loved it warm in the winter time and cooler during the summer time
My older brother spent several of his summers working for a moving company way back in HS. One of his jobs was clearing out the home of a divorcing couple and I guess the woman was giving away their waterbed (possibly out of spite? 😁) so my brother took it. As he was still at home, he and my parents had to move literally EVERYTHING out of his small bedroom to make the behemoth of a bed fit! It literally was "The Bedroom!" (as not much else fit! 😂) After he left for college, I slept on it occasionally, but I'd wake up and I felt like I had water up my nose EVERY damned time! That was SO annoying AND bizarre as it had no leak! 🤔💧
Watching that took me back to my childhood lol! Thanks 😊! But, you should have added Tame, the first creme rinse/conditioner I can remember! Also, what about stretch Armstrong and stretch monster??
Yes!! (And SO many others!) Although I understand they were going with only 20, they should do another list of 20 more once a month if possible! THAT would be AMAZING! 🙃
You forgot the black knee-hi socks where there was a separate rainbow color "sock" for each toe, lol. We all got a pair for Christmas in 1973. You can see Christina Ricci wearing a pair in the movie "The Ice Storm", set in the 70s
I remember leases for Apts that expressly forbade WATER BEDS ...they weighed tons and were a disaster if ruptured...and without a frame would roll across a room!
I was born in January, 1968. Ergo, I am familiar with all 20 of these 1970s superfads! I had several of them, including Ker-Plunk!, Simon, the Lemon Twist, all variations of Nerf products, Clackers, Sea Monkeys (I was disappointed to see that they looked NOTHING like they did in the commercials or packaging!), I LOVED Tang!! 🧡 and I had several other magical 70's toys as well. It was SUCH a fun decade to be a kid!! (TBH, pet rocks were such a rip off! Even I could see that when I was a kid! 😂) However, I was FAR too young to have ever tasted "Billy Beer!" (And I doubt I would have liked it anyway!! 😖) However, I remember when it was released. Poor President Carter; how embarrassing! 🤣 Thank you for such a lovely stroll down memory lane. It was pretty epic!! 😊😜😄
@@Dee-743 That was good but I think Clairol's Herbal Essence was THE BOMB!!! I was sooo bummed when they discontinued it! They brought it back, but w/o that fabulous smell! Oh to be back in HS w/o a care save Homework! 😆🩷✌️
@@kelliekretzmer4998 I buy from them all the time! They have just about anything you think you'd ever need! Love their soaps, particularly the Lilac scented! Altho it smells great, doesn't leave smell on skin so I use the cologne spray! Grew up in Michigan where we had Lilac bushes & just love that smell taking me back to childhood! Good Memories! 🩷✌️
@@Dee-743 I bought it from Vermont Country store and it did not smell like I remembered. And it dried my hair out bad. My hair was crunchy afterwards lol
The Footsee was the original before the Lemon Twist. I always thought it was more fun, too, because it had the cute, little, bright, red bell on the end that joyfully jingled every time you skipped. Hours of jingly fun for me as a kid in the 70s!
I'm 59. I I remember the metal lawn darts. I'll have to remind my sister. She just turned 80. I think they were hers. Those things made such a satisfying thunklkkkk when they went into the ground!
SPACEDUST! I remember my father bringing back Spacedust from America. I loved the feeling of the gravely shugar poppig and bouncing around in my mouth! 😂
I remember this game. We just simply called it a game called skippiet. It was a it was a colorful ball and the object of the game was to try to skip as many times before you mess up. I've never gotten past 10.
I bought the new version of Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific from The Vermont Country Store. It doesn’t smell the same and it’s expensive. I guess you really can’t go back. ☹️
@@angb7374 Thank you. Someone said that the company is now in the Philippines. I appreciate your taking the time to write. I hope you're having a wonderful day..
In the 70s it was the batons, pom- poms , the hula-hoops, jacks, skates, jump rope, Ching - Chang, the lemon twist,Perfection, Headache and, there were several other games like that and, magic rocks! 28:50
8 track tapes....you can find the tapes in any flea market or farmers market. Try to find the the actual player,,,,that's the treasure hunt now a days 😊😊
I had a lemon twist they were fun to play with and they were good exercise that's why kids of the 70s wasn't as overweight as kids are today because kids of the 70s played outside and got exercise until the street lights went off
Magic 8 Ball. Loved mine. Also, Gee, Your Hair Smells Terrific really did smell amazing. I lived for my Mood Rings and Candies Shoes. Maybelline Kissing Potion was a necessity for every girl and when I felt like tempting fate my Clackers served me well. Games like Twister, Headache and Trouble always came out for every sleepover. Good times indeed!
Loved Lincoln Logs, Erector Sets, Matchbox cars and plain old, original Legos! These things made EVERY sick day from school fun and educational! (Even more so because they all belonged to my older brother! 😂)
I remember speak and spell from the 1970s. I got it for my child for Christmas but I ended up playing with it . One day I had to write the word business and I didn’t know how to spell it so I went to my daughters speak and spell and found out how. 😊
Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific was nice but the ear worm commercial jingle was for Ooooo Yuka-do Shampoo made from the Yuka plant in the desert. Ooooo Yuka -do!!
Fortune teller, skipping toy, Sea monkeys, which my grandfather dumped out when we got home from our lake home, probably thinking it was a glass of dirty water that got left on the counter while we were at the lake.😂. We had click clacks, 8 track tapes, Jarts. Dad made sure everyone stayed on the one side until everyone had their turn. Hippity hop ball... I just bought myself one last week so i can relive the fun.
Those clear lip glosses in the glass tubes with the plastic ball roller? What were they called? We still used them in the 80s too. They had all kind of flavours and they tasted and smelt good too!
I remember every single one of these! I played with both my lemon twist and my Simon for hours! How I long for those days again! I still find myself saying “Gee your hair smells terrific” to my girls when their hair smells good! 🤣 Does anybody remember Merlin? love that one too!
Nice list. Sea-Monkeys and Simon are still around in 2024 and have withstood the test of time so far for new generations. I think the great early 1980s Coleco-Vision unfortunately ended up being a fad due to the timing of its release during the Video Game Crash, when most retailers didn't want to carry any more video games in that era.
Brine shrimp, Green Anole lizards AKA American Chameleons from the "Boys Life" magazine ad, Bell Bottoms, Macramé, mood rings, peace signs, Rowan and Martin's Laugh In.....The Partridge Family, the Brady Bunch..... *The Good Old Years!*
Haha, I remember that! "Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific" was such an iconic scent! 🌸 It really takes you back, doesn’t it? Thanks for the blast from the past! 😊💖
I just had to have Klackers and saved up my money to get some. I quickly learned that if you hit your arm when using it , it hurt like heck. Then I wondered what would happen if I hit my face.? Suddenly my Klackers went to the bottom of my toy box.
@@ThoseWonderYears When they play I ask them to analyze the positions the sticks and marbles are in before they pull a stick. I also tell them to think about how they're placing the sticks so that the pattern they make will give them an advantage. The game takes longer than the pull-a-stick-at-random version, but they get a sense of how to pull a stick below so that when an upper stick is pulled a hole exists for the marbles to fall through, and which stick will trigger the cascade. They have to remember which stick is the trigger and avoid it if possible.
I once was able to stump Google (an accomplishment that I thought was impossible) regarding the Pet Rock. I asked Google if I could capture and domesticate a wild rock. I couldn't get a direct answer; all that I got were recommendations for how to inter a dead rock, mostly in your garden. (But no way to diagnose death in a pet rock 😢)😊😅😂‼️
Which of these fads do you remember?
Just got a miniature Kerplunk and scored a Hands Down game, another fav
@@ThoseWonderYears I remember the Speak and Spell. I had one and yes it helped me with my spelling. I loved growing up in the 70's and wish I could go back. The 70's was my generation. The first part of the 70's I was a kid but in the middle of the 70's I was a teenager. So I loved growing up in that decade. These ads bring back sweet memories for me.
@@Dorthy-wx9fq And E.T. helped us all remember Speak and Spell with his product placement, using it as part of a device to phone home.
@@ThoseWonderYears All of them bcuz I was hatched( born) in 65. Lol
All of them!
In 1970, I was 13 years old, and it was amazing to experience some of those trends. What I remember most is having a pet rock and getting a mood ring for my birthday.
70's kids are buying their childhood toys today for their grandkids. I've been packing orders that include Sea Monkeys, Weebles, and Spirograph. I had no idea any of these were still around 😂
My roommate is 60 and he bought a spirograph for himself because he didn't have one as a kid! 😂
I miss making my Santa Christmas list from the Sears Wishbook every year.
Me too. 😭
@@melissateague3936 Yes indeed!!
I love the way the video creator got right into the content rather than blab nonstop for a freaking year before finally getting to the actual subject matter!
Right! 👍
😂 yeah !
Yes I commented as well that the narration was excellent.
You’d think intros would be a thing of the past. I don’t need a prequel.
I named my orange tabby cat Tang. She was a treasure and I still miss her.
@@ghw7192 🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🧡🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾Im so sorry, I have cats from 40yrs ago that I still cry over. 🫂I got you
This was so wonderful!!!! Thank you!!! Anyone remember Fuzzy Wuzzy? It was a soap that grew fuzz with a prize in the middle. They were made like bears, etc. It encouraged kids to wash❤
Omg😂 I can remember all of it ❤😅 thank you I'm 60 now and if I could go back and do it again 🎉 I would
I loved my Lemon Twist as a child. Boy this video brings back memories.
@@cocoaorange1 me too I skipped for hours
Thumbs up if you ever wore or remember the overalls in the Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific ad 0:23
I can remember staring at the water until my eyes were ready to pop trying to see those brine shrimp on bicycles 😂
@@butterflygirl3359 omg right??? I remember thinking how will the king get his crown? Do they build it for him? Will there be mommies holding babies? It made no sense, but I was sick to my stomach with excitement while waiting for days….disappointingly. Lol
@@butterflygirl3359 ad's for those were at the back of magazines. I never got to order, but I wanted to
@@butterflygirl3359 Right? I thought they would all have crowns too!! 🤣
(Great username, btw! I guess we both enjoy beautiful insects?! 😉🙃)
I would have chopped off a body part to have sewn a princess one! I cried myself to sleep cause I thought I was a bad kid and the princess didn’t want to come to my house. Shhh don’t tell anyone what a goob I was lol
I used to use Agree conditioner in the green bottle. It made my hair smell great. I never see anything about it in these videos.
I loved the lemon skip toy and could hardly wait to come home to play it.
I can remember all of these things because I was born in 1963 and definitely raised in the 70s Era of all this I had a water bed and I loved it warm in the winter time and cooler during the summer time
@@lauradarnall227 Same here I to was born in 1963 those was the good old days being a child in the 70s oh how I misses those days.
65 here and yes 😂
My older brother spent several of his summers working for a moving company way back in HS. One of his jobs was clearing out the home of a divorcing couple and I guess the woman was giving away their waterbed (possibly out of spite? 😁) so my brother took it. As he was still at home, he and my parents had to move literally EVERYTHING out of his small bedroom to make the behemoth of a bed fit! It literally was "The Bedroom!" (as not much else fit! 😂) After he left for college, I slept on it occasionally, but I'd wake up and I felt like I had water up my nose EVERY damned time! That was SO annoying AND bizarre as it had no leak! 🤔💧
@@patricialong2803- we were blessed. I too was born in ‘63
1964 here! Just started watching this. My 70s pre teen experiences were Ditto Jeans, Lip Smackers, Love's Baby Soft, and Jean Nate'! So Cal Girl!😂
Yes remember playing kerplunk. Had joy with it
Watching that took me back to my childhood lol! Thanks 😊! But, you should have added Tame, the first creme rinse/conditioner I can remember! Also, what about stretch Armstrong and stretch monster??
Hope you enjoy the video 😊
They can't add everything. And they can't make every single person happy. I'm sure you're nice, but you're not that special.
Yes!! (And SO many others!) Although I understand they were going with only 20, they should do another list of 20 more once a month if possible! THAT would be AMAZING! 🙃
You forgot the black knee-hi socks where there was a separate rainbow color "sock" for each toe, lol.
We all got a pair for Christmas in 1973.
You can see Christina Ricci wearing a pair in the movie "The Ice Storm", set in the 70s
I can taste the Tang in my memory.
I hit myself soooo many times with those clackers lol
@@Legaltype1963 my sister broke my moms lamp with crackers. I always hit my wrists either them. Lol
How times and aspirations have changed! Our paper fortunes included which boy in the class you would marry and how many children you would have. 😅
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It’s amazing to reminisce about those innocent days and see how far we’ve come since then!
We did this all thru school❤😂
I remember leases for Apts that expressly forbade WATER BEDS ...they weighed tons and were a disaster if ruptured...and without a frame would roll across a room!
I was born in January, 1968. Ergo, I am familiar with all 20 of these 1970s superfads! I had several of them, including Ker-Plunk!, Simon, the Lemon Twist, all variations of Nerf products, Clackers, Sea Monkeys (I was disappointed to see that they looked NOTHING like they did in the commercials or packaging!), I LOVED Tang!! 🧡 and I had several other magical 70's toys as well. It was SUCH a fun decade to be a kid!! (TBH, pet rocks were such a rip off! Even I could see that when I was a kid! 😂) However, I was FAR too young to have ever tasted "Billy Beer!" (And I doubt I would have liked it anyway!! 😖) However, I remember when it was released. Poor President Carter; how embarrassing! 🤣
Thank you for such a lovely stroll down memory lane. It was pretty epic!! 😊😜😄
I'm January 1968, too!
All of them!!!
I loved that Lemon Twist and can still hear the sound it made. 🍋🍋🍋
I had a lemon twist they were fun to play with plus it was good exercise
I had a lemon twist they were fun to play with plus it was good exercise
I had the Lemon twist and the Hula Hoop....they were so much fun, especially trying to do both at the same time! 😂😂
I remember a version before that called Jingle Jump. That came out in the late 60's. Very fun.
Gee Your Hair Smells Fantastic was the best ever smelling shampoo. I wish they would bring it back.
@@Dee-743 That was good but I think Clairol's Herbal Essence was THE BOMB!!! I was sooo bummed when they discontinued it! They brought it back, but w/o that fabulous smell! Oh to be back in HS w/o a care save Homework! 😆🩷✌️
Vermont Country Store has some blasts from the past. I got Body on Tap and Lemon Up from them
@@kelliekretzmer4998 I buy from them all the time! They have just about anything you think you'd ever need! Love their soaps, particularly the Lilac scented! Altho it smells great, doesn't leave smell on skin so I use the cologne spray! Grew up in Michigan where we had Lilac bushes & just love that smell taking me back to childhood! Good Memories! 🩷✌️
@kelliekretzmer4998 Oh Awesome! Loved Body on Tap! Do they have a Website or Something that I can look them up?
@@Dee-743 I bought it from Vermont Country store and it did not smell like I remembered. And it dried my hair out bad. My hair was crunchy afterwards lol
Many of our toys were just thinning the herd 😂
Love that shampoo❤❤❤❤
You just said Tang and my brain and mouth tasted it. We had that on every camping trip with my brothers dad.
I nearly got stung by a bunch of yellowjackets because of that wretched "Gee Your Hair Attracts Nasty Insects" shampoo. 😂.
My uncle came home from work one summer day and he CHUGGED an ice cold glass of WATER & SEA MONKEYS 😢😮😮
omg!!!!!! SERIOUSLY??!! WOW!
The Footsee was the original before the Lemon Twist. I always thought it was more fun, too, because it had the cute, little, bright, red bell on the end that joyfully jingled every time you skipped. Hours of jingly fun for me as a kid in the 70s!
I remember a few of those and also Silly Putty and Grippers, balls that had suction cups so they stuck to windows.
I still buy Tang!
I'm 59. I I remember the metal lawn darts. I'll have to remind my sister. She just turned 80. I think they were hers. Those things made such a satisfying thunklkkkk when they went into the ground!
@@mariongoriak4774 I still have lawn darts.😉😁
I loved the monkees.
SPACEDUST!
I remember my father bringing back Spacedust from America.
I loved the feeling of the gravely shugar poppig and bouncing around in my mouth!
😂
Used to feed it to our dog lol
I remember this game. We just simply called it a game called skippiet. It was a it was a colorful ball and the object of the game was to try to skip as many times before you mess up. I've never gotten past 10.
I bought the new version of Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific from The Vermont Country Store. It doesn’t smell the same and it’s expensive. I guess you really can’t go back. ☹️
I never forgot any of these! Still miss them all!
Wet a tennis ball and spin it, to see what happens to the water. Space is the greatest sci-fi. Sometimes, I almost wish it was real.
I used to use "Gee, Your Hair Smells Terrific " shampoo. And it did. I loved the smell of it. I wish they'd bring it back. ❤
It is still available. I have ordered it from Vermont Country Store . It smells just like it did way back when .
@@angb7374 Thank you. Someone said that the company is now in the Philippines. I appreciate your taking the time to write. I hope you're having a wonderful day..
@@angb7374 Thank you for the information . I'll have to order some.
Speak and Spell - the 70's version of spell check that we now use on our computers and phones!
Great video, thanks for sharing :)
In the 70s it was the batons, pom- poms , the hula-hoops, jacks, skates, jump rope, Ching - Chang, the lemon twist,Perfection, Headache and, there were several other games like that and, magic rocks! 28:50
And not them plastic jacks they have now
I just bought Kerplunk at 5 Below because I loved it as a kid
Clackers weren't acrylic. The original ones were made of glass. They had large and medium sizes.
Really? Yeah, THAT'S a brilliant idea! "Okay sweetie, DON'T blink, were almost at the ER!!" Eeeeeeek! 😳👁
Michael Nesmith looks less than amused at being pelted by Nerf Balls 😂🙈🙉🙊
8 track tapes....you can find the tapes in any flea market or farmers market. Try to find the the actual player,,,,that's the treasure hunt now a days 😊😊
Used to make rock concerts to give to people in the 70's
That’s funny but smart!
As a child, I loved the Lemon Twist! 😊 I'm glad that your video mentioned this specific toy.
thanks for your kind words, thanks for sharing
I had a lemon twist they were fun to play with and they were good exercise that's why kids of the 70s wasn't as overweight as kids are today because kids of the 70s played outside and got exercise until the street lights went off
@@ThoseWonderYears You're very welcome. 😊👍 Thank you for the video.
Thanks for the memories!
I remember klackers and my pet rock.
Magic 8 Ball. Loved mine. Also, Gee, Your Hair Smells Terrific really did smell amazing. I lived for my Mood Rings and Candies Shoes. Maybelline Kissing Potion was a necessity for every girl and when I felt like tempting fate my Clackers served me well. Games like Twister, Headache and Trouble always came out for every sleepover. Good times indeed!
Gee your hair smells terrific, love the smell. Simon, loads of fun. The lemon kept me entertained for hours, loved that toy.
Missing Lincoln logs tonka car models
Loved Lincoln Logs, Erector Sets, Matchbox cars and plain old, original Legos! These things made EVERY sick day from school fun and educational! (Even more so because they all belonged to my older brother! 😂)
I remember speak and spell from the 1970s. I got it for my child for Christmas but I ended up playing with it . One day I had to write the word business and I didn’t know how to spell it so I went to my daughters speak and spell and found out how. 😊
My kids were making Cootie Catchers in the early 2000's.
Wow Merlin, flashback! 😱
I had a Lemon Twist and the lawn darts.
Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific was nice but the ear worm commercial jingle was for Ooooo Yuka-do Shampoo made from the Yuka plant in the desert. Ooooo Yuka -do!!
The yo-yo.
That shampoo smelled awesome!!!
I taught my grandchildren how to make paper fortune tellers
Fortune teller, skipping toy, Sea monkeys, which my grandfather dumped out when we got home from our lake home, probably thinking it was a glass of dirty water that got left on the counter while we were at the lake.😂. We had click clacks, 8 track tapes, Jarts. Dad made sure everyone stayed on the one side until everyone had their turn. Hippity hop ball... I just bought myself one last week so i can relive the fun.
Prell shampoo
Holy cow, I had forgotten about that one, that stuff smelled so good but dang it would dry your hair out something awful!
In a glass bottle!
The Nerf Ball was the begging of a multi-million dollar franchise, from footballs to dart shooters
I just got a Speak & Spell for my 6yo grandson's birthday. This year!
Anyone remember Tickle deodorant, which had a "mushroom" shape -lol.
Also cherry and bubblegum lip gloss.
Tickle was used for something else.😘😘😘😏
Those clear lip glosses in the glass tubes with the plastic ball roller? What were they called? We still used them in the 80s too. They had all kind of flavours and they tasted and smelt good too!
Those huge bonne belle lip balms the size of a toilet paper roll. I had a grape one that lasted for years.
Who remembers PDQ chocolate drink mix? It also came in eggnog flavor
I remember every single one of these! I played with both my lemon twist and my Simon for hours! How I long for those days again! I still find myself saying “Gee your hair smells terrific” to my girls when their hair smells good! 🤣 Does anybody remember Merlin? love that one too!
Gee, Your Hair Smells Terrific resulted in a popular joke involving "Little People".
I remember that 😆
Nice list. Sea-Monkeys and Simon are still around in 2024 and have withstood the test of time so far for new generations. I think the great early 1980s Coleco-Vision unfortunately ended up being a fad due to the timing of its release during the Video Game Crash, when most retailers didn't want to carry any more video games in that era.
I'm probably not the only kid who remembers having to wash their hair with Joy dish soap.
Had a set of acrylic green ker-banger aka clackers 😊
Thanks for sharing :)
I had blue ones 😂
I absolutely loved that shampoo my kids hair smelled good til next shampoo
I loved my lemon twist I wish I could remember how the shampoo smelled I know it was great
I played all of those in the 90s
Brine shrimp, Green Anole lizards AKA American Chameleons from the "Boys Life" magazine ad, Bell Bottoms, Macramé, mood rings, peace signs, Rowan and Martin's Laugh In.....The Partridge Family, the Brady Bunch..... *The Good Old Years!*
Klackers gave me countless bruises on my forearms
Rember underwater colered sand? You'd squeeze the little plastic bottles - make colorful blobs of sand on my case.🥴
Gee your hairs smells terrific!! The best smell ever!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Haha, I remember that! "Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific" was such an iconic scent! 🌸 It really takes you back, doesn’t it? Thanks for the blast from the past! 😊💖
I just had to have Klackers and saved up my money to get some. I quickly learned that if you hit your arm when using it , it hurt like heck. Then I wondered what would happen if I hit my face.? Suddenly my Klackers went to the bottom of my toy box.
I don't remember the shampoo, but i remember everything else!
Kerplunk was my favorite game.
Great nostalgic video.
Did You Know??? - That many packs of shrimp flavour Ramen are Sea Monkeys???😮
Thank you :)
You better stop! 🤣😂🤣
Does anyone else remember impulse body spray and mischief body spray? Oh my God I miss those so much.
Lemon Twist was the best. Also, the original KerPlunk.
Sun In ? Fell asleep on the beach, a bunch of girls put it in my hair .embarrassing for 6 weeks.
I'm old ,I remember them all 🤗
I have a Kerplunk game that I use to teach my students critical thinking skills.
Wow, that sounds awesome! Could you tell us more about it? It sounds interesting.
@@ThoseWonderYears When they play I ask them to analyze the positions the sticks and marbles are in before they pull a stick. I also tell them to think about how they're placing the sticks so that the pattern they make will give them an advantage. The game takes longer than the pull-a-stick-at-random version, but they get a sense of how to pull a stick below so that when an upper stick is pulled a hole exists for the marbles to fall through, and which stick will trigger the cascade. They have to remember which stick is the trigger and avoid it if possible.
My 20+ year olds bought it in there late teens. It's still here somewhere 😂
I loved that game and “pick-up-stix”!
I still have some 8 track tapes and a mood ring lol
That shampoo really did smell delicious 😂
I drank a lot of Tang in the 1960's.
@@pamelamays4186 it mixed good with southern comfort
That was our OJ
@@pamelamays4186 in south Louisiana moms would mix it with Lipton sweet tea and called it Spice Tea :)
I liked Grape Tang. Orange, not so much.🤔
I tried to make the Speak & Spell say bad words...🥴
I remember everything... I grew up in the 1970's....
Even when I was very young, I sneered at The Speak and Spell as I was always good at spelling. I still am.
I really miss waterbeds 😢
My Dad still has an 8-track player that is hooked up to his surround sound. LOL
THESE WERE THE DAYS!!!!!!!
I once was able to stump Google (an accomplishment that I thought was impossible) regarding the Pet Rock. I asked Google if I could capture and domesticate a wild rock. I couldn't get a direct answer; all that I got were recommendations for how to inter a dead rock, mostly in your garden. (But no way to diagnose death in a pet rock 😢)😊😅😂‼️
@@AllisonCorona-nv7ov first Googles been stumped