Best non-computer childhood toys

While not exactly a toy, there were the (in)famous pez dispencers:

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I wonder what happened to pez.
 
My boyfriend never suspected I'd ever do something nasty like slipping him a "civil disorder" card in the final trading round of the game... I ended up winning that one. :D
When getting into a relationship with a lady one should never be surprised by civil disorder. :mischief:
 
How could I forget....

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Edit: used electricity for the motor, but I wouldn't call it a computer.

Oooooh, yeah, good times with that too. Cranes! Lots and lots of cranes! :goodjob:
 
A big box of computer punch cards.

These one had a perforation that allowed them to be folded, so then they could be stacked up a bit like playing cards to make buildings up to the ceilings, walls across the room etc.
 
You can post any cool non-computer toys you had :)

I was a spoiled kid. I had way to much Lego stuff to appreciate it properly.

So, yeah, typical MRA toy:

Spoiler :
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Yeah, i didn't watch the stupid show.
 
Valka D'Ur said:
My boyfriend never suspected I'd ever do something nasty like slipping him a "civil disorder" card in the final trading round of the game... I ended up winning that one. :D
When getting into a relationship with a lady one should never be surprised by civil disorder. :mischief:
:lol:

The other person left in the game was the guy who'd taught both of us to play. When he saw that civil disorder card turned up, he got a huge grin on his face and said, "Beautiful. Just BEAUTIFUL!" :D

He was pleased that I'd successfully applied some of the things he'd taught, since back then I wasn't very good at map-based strategy games.
 
How could I forget....

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Edit: used electricity for the motor, but I wouldn't call it a computer.

that looks almost excactly like my Stockys box ....although Erector is kinda a more funny name ;)
 
Lost in translation?
 



I enjoyed modeling clay for the longest time.

Then G.I. Joe showed up.
 
All I had was a second hand push bike and some plastic army men.
That was the height of luxury.
 
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