Remember when

I don't think I've even seen this before

 

Only the Cool kids had them. I've seen it, only played with it once. Can't even remember the name of it

 

I think thats a Simon Sez, could be wrong tho.
Numbers light up and you were suppose to remember them and punch them back in. I think......

Edit:
I was way off, Simon Sez looks nothing like that at all. I've seen this before tho, I'm trying to figure out what it is.

 

I was gonna say lol. I had a Simon, looked nothing like that.

 

$0.25 would buy you a bottle of pop, a bag of chips and a full size chocolate bar.

Locking the car & doors, I'd guess on any given day one of the house doors and one car is unlocked.

 

Remember when people would post stuff in this this thread that they could actually remember what it was???

 

That would be Merlin

 

Thats it!! Thank you!

 

We weren't cool kids, we were poor kids. Poor kids have CRS disease

 

I had a chia pet. I failed to get it to grow.

 

I never lock my door only when I go out of town for weeks. Which never happens any more.

Vehicles outside with the keys pulled laying in front of the console.

 

https://youtu.be/lj9FVlEtknU

 

I wish I could forget some things.

 

I agree

 

Do they still make these? Used to get them at my local flea market when I was a kid.

 

I got many of the wooden ones .

then moved on to the model Rockets that was long ago.

 

Estes model rockets? Built several as a kid

 

Same. Crowning achievement was modding their small rocket - I think they called it the hummingbird? It looked like a 6 inch Alpha - to take a D motor.

The launch was glorious, but I never saw that sumbitch again.

 

I had one that we could put bugs in and send up. Also had the big bertha. It took off real slow. Even had one that was two stage. Too long ago to remember the names of those.

 

I had the two stage payloader and the big Bertha. Also had a tri-tube one that was supposed to look like the SR-71 blackbird. That one flew like crap, I don't think it survived it's first launch. Many crickets were unwilling participants in the Lobster Space Program.