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20 Toys From The 70s No Kid Would Want To Receive Today

20 Toys From The 70s No Kid Would Want To Receive Today

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20 Toys no parent should buy for their kids! 70s toys were much simpler than the modern toys you know today. Without having much technology available, kids had to entertain themselves with toys made out of simple design. But youll be surprised when you learn just how popular some of these gadgets were. From Atari 2600, Rock Em Sock Em Robots, Spirograph, the Mouse Trap Game, Pong, and Mastermind to Weebles, Chatter Telephone, Pick Up Sticks, Stretch Armstrong, and Micronauts, these are some of the most popular 70s toys no kid would want to receive today! Its hard to believe modern kids would even play with sticks for a very long time, but Pick Up Sticks were some of the most popular toys of the 70s. The concept of the game was simple, but it demanded complete focus that often resulted in a few tantrums. Wait until you see these 20 toys from the 70s no kid would want to receive today!
Date: 2022-06-06

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I still have ker-bangers I got them from the hillbilly days festival where I live in Kentucky on spring break there would always be hillbilly days it is a festival where you can buy items some of the things I got from there was a light cover with Johnny Depp on it a rock with Spock from Star Trek in it a hillbilly t shirt and there was always freebies whether it be pencils or stickers and there was also carnival rides but I have yet to go on one of them unfortunately cause of coronavirus they stopped doing it which was a real bummer cause I always loved going there sometimes instead me and my family would go to Tennessee but unfortunately one year I missed hillbilly days cause I got really sick didnt go to a hospital but got better on Sunday of that year and my dad had it to
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Should rename this video to 70s and earlier toys reviewed by a disconnected childish snot who's probably never had kids nor was one abit long yeah but it covers it don't it?
Micronauts were cool I had some of those but then this thing most apparently never heard (of cause it's completely left out of this video) called Star wars came out and blew micronauts away.

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Kerbangers? We called them click clacks. I honestly do not remember the name kerbangers. I am trying to recall the name of a device you put around your ankle and it would go around when you jump. I think it had a bell (not ringing) on the end of it. My sister reminded me about it, but I said I can't recall the name.
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#1 - Pac Man wasn't invented until 1980 so NOT a 70s toy. #2 Rubik's cube wasn't sold in the United States until 1980 so NOT a 70s toy. I stopped watching after that. You're just listing any old toy you could think of. for the record PONG was the 70s video game that started it all. Down Vote
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A good portion of these toys never left the market and are available today at your local Target in updated designs, so kids must still enjoy them. Also, Rubik's Cube may have been invented in the 70's but wasn't popular until the 80's, so it wasn't really something 70's kids played with.
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I had most of these games when I was a kid in the 70's! Micronauts, Atari 2600, Rubiks's Cube, Merlin, Mouse Trap, Spirograph, Waterfall Ring-Toss. I wanted Stretch Armstrong but my parents wouldn't buy it for me because they thought it was dumb, lol.
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Kids now days have no idea, how fun it was to grow up in the 70's and 80's. We were kids as long as we could be kids. We enjoyed the simple things in life and I'm glad we didn't have cell phones and social media!
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Im a kid today and I love all of these toys and I dont like technology sometimes I wish I was in the 70s things being simple playing outside and just throwing caution to the wind people today are just too soft
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I had an Atari 7800. I think 7800. Dad used it. I didn't. Board games require you to get together. People don't really want to anymore. Mom and I played pick up sticks a lot.
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Well for your information, I am currently a child and I would love to get any of these!
(Except the telephone, it's face is creepy)

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