More TOYS from the 60's & 70's 

you probably can also buy a cup of McDonalds coffee without burning your balls

Same.

@@SRM_NZ How bout' an apple pie to go with that?

@@ADAPTATION7 I remember the original Apple Pie with the super crispy crust....delicious!!

Same here. Sounds like unnecessary hysteria.

AMEN BROTHER. SAME WITH THE COVID.

@@rickjensen2833 you mean the flu that doesn’t kill kids?

I agree with ALL of you, doesn't matter that I was born in the 80's. Getting rich from a Kickstarter you made after being dumb enough to wash your hair in Gorilla Glue, plus all the other stupid stuff, is truly leading us to the fate of Babylon

My wife says there’s so many stupid people in the world because of bicycle helmets we didn’t get to thin out the stupid ones when they were younger

@@lovelessk999 Yes, the flu DOES kill SOME kids, a few, almost always with some underlying condition like a compromised immune system. Yes, that is sad, especially for their parents; but, in the greater scheme of things it prevents their weaker genes from being passed on to weaken the gene pool of the next generation. However, since the invention of aspirin, which has reduced the dangers posed by fever, the VAST MAJORITY of children survive the flu, and thereby obtain immunity against that and similar strains in the future. The knee jerk, bleeding heart reaction to attempt to prevent everybody from even being infected with a disease which is seldom actually fatal is well meaning, but misguided. It is another example of "the road to Hell is paved with good intentions."

Oh yea hours on end especially when it was raining out and stood home all day! Great toy!

And Light Bright!

Haha 🤣🤣🤣 .

that is funny but the SSP that he had I actually put that in my sister's hair, I got close to her head and it yanked it out of my hand and all the way up to her scalp......had to be cut out

That’s generally all there was to it ....

lol. I would have gotten a beating...

WTF would you do that far? Ruined that Super Charger

Like Trump said, accountability, its been out the window for 35 years....

@@radicalron65 not sure accountability is what he practices lol

@@bobbyhulll8737 .... Not sure if he did practice accountability but he should have forced it on the swamp....the last thing that a career politician on either side of the aisle wants is accountability.....

@@radicalron65 can't argue with that , that ain't new

I think another thing that is missing today is parent supervision. I was allowed to have many toys that would be considered dangerous today, but my mom or dad taught or showed me how to use them, and explained that I could hurt myself if I was not careful. Also, that if I broke it, I could not have another one. I paid attention and learned

Hated when that happened.

Or loosing them!🙃

I was racing my SSP in my business parking lot The CARS go like magic still ....Still fast 12 /28 /22

Indeed. I made another video about dangerous toys I played with. You might enjoy that too if you haven't seen it yet. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-d07Pvt-uhNQ.html

Me too and Frieght Factory. I turn 60 in February, can’t believe it still feel young. Lol

We had fire crackers and put ‘lady fingers in cigarettes and gave them to our friends. And we’d take gas from our Dads lawn mowers and pour it across the street light it and ride our bikes through it. We also made tennis call cannons. Old beer cans with the ends out and a tennis ball can taped together end to end with the larger tennis ball can on top. You make a nail hole in the bottom can squirt in a lot of lighter fluid and put a tennis ball in the top and light her up. Shit did that ball fly. Of course you needed a couple of guys dumb enough to hold it while you lit it. We shot one off at recess in grade 5 ,I was 10 and I got a week of detentions lol.

Btw no children were harmed in all of the above.

@@johngore7744 Wouldn't be so funny if someone had been harmed though, would it?

I had an Easy-Bake oven (1970s, turquoise, no injuries for me as I was super careful), a woodburning set in 19 75. No problems.

Thanks!

I remember those smash up cars. Wouldn't the hood and doors fly off or something?

@@JG-fe1gx yep! When the bumpers struck something, they all popped off

Evil Knievel's nephew taught my son in high school a few years back. Now that was a teacher with great stories to tell!

if you couldn't get hurt with a frisbee, you weren't trying.

@@kenbrown2808 lmao. Best comment ever!!! Carry on trooper. Lol

@@kenbrown2808 , I missed catching a fast Frisbee once and it smashed me in the nose. Did I run to a lawyer or throw it away because it is too dangerous? No, I got better at catching it.

Yup me too! Two. 👍

what about the Hot wheels cars I had them when they first came out my dad liked him too he was an officer in the army and he would bring that stuff home every week different stuff or we had a monster track and all the gadgets....

....people think the digital age is smart but if you notice these kids are actually lower IQ that play all these video games and can't operate a drill ,a hammer, a skateboard, barely ride a bicycle..... It's sad how technology has actually dumbed-down humans.....look at the word then and than and how it is used now compared to 25-35 years ago it's an 80% idiot ratio now.....

@@radicalron65 Exactly my point.

So true. Today's kids think and act like they've discovered the secrets of the universe whenever they win at a video game

Great observation. And so true. I loved growing up in the 1970's.

@I'm Back I was more into Warner Bros and Hanna Barbera...

Now THAT would be cool!

I say make it a feral cat or dog trap, sell them to the wonens humane society when theyre trying to round up a cat colony

Thanks for commenting. I do have a Toy playlist if you are interested in other toy videos I have made: ru-vid.com/group/PLrb30Zy6QqbtvmgiE00UoguxCMWyispDT

I had everyone of those also, wish I stil had the Hot Wheels super charger, I could get my SSP's to go a full block. Think his don't go far because the rubber wheel had dried and hardened.

@@tbury2516 ....his aren't the first generation which had a heavier flywheel and we're actually larger and had a longer t handle to pull

@@radicalron65 Ah, didn't realize they tamed them down, glad I was one of the last generations that wasn't protected from itself. No bike helmet, no car seat and parents today would be horrified of what I did with fireworks!

Clackers ...two acrylic balls slamming together in front of your face...good times

That's funny. I'm glad I wasn't your neighbor :-) My brother was throwing darts from a dartboard up in the air outside when one landed on the top of my head and stuck. Good old fashioned fun...lol

@@AlleyPicked I didn’t talk about the dart wars my brother and I used to have in the basement. I got a dart stuck in my wrist and my brother got one in his thigh. I think we only played once. It’s hard to believe we both survived and became electrical engineers

@@wmrphotography7349 Now we should have a Nail Gun war fight.

A neighbor kid threw a dart right into the middle my forehead!

Exactly

You can't just blame the lawyers. Blame the members of any jury that awards a big cash payout! Blame the parents who chose to sue instead of taking responsibility for breeding stupid little kids.

@@mitchd949 I don't need to, you just did!!!

No, it was an awesome game. The darts weren't the problem it was the morons who didn't follow the rules that made it dangerous.

Now kids today just have phones :-(

I think the videomaker has lost quite a few sticks. Maybe he was a bad loser and snapped half of them.

Very cool!

Funny how things can trigger a memory, when I hear a old cap gun, I can smell the smoke. Lol

I had a dark blue Superb all in elementary school. My hell those things could bounce.

@@DC-vv5ii Yeah D C, one toy that actually did what they said it would. Or how about, " Clackers"? I think that's spelled right. You know the two small plastic ball's on a string cord that bounced up and down and hit together. That made that clacking noise. Those things could break a bone if it hit just right, or, at least leave a nasty bruise. It's a wonder we didn't kill ourselves! 🚬👓...

@@captainjohn7833 Oh hell ya, Clackers. Mine were orange. I probably drove my folks nuts with that noise they made. I was cured of playing with it when one day I decided to go at it double speed. Well, something went awry and one of those heavy balls hit my wrist. Hurt like hell for a few days. Luckily it didn't take my hand off. LOL! I guess I was lucky one didn't break and fly up and take out an eye. I still have my Creepy Crawlers and Mini Dragons Thingmaker I got from Santa in 1968. And yes, I did accidentally touch the element a couple times. It hurt and I learned to be more aware of my surroundings because of it and not turned into a snowflake soy sissy being hauled off to a lawyer. I would always drool over the deluxe chemistry set in the Sears Christmas Catalog back then too, but thank God Santa had enough love in his heart to not bring me one.

@@DC-vv5ii yeah, life was great back then. Just crusin down the sidewalk on your Sting-Ray with the wind blowing in your hair ! 🚬👓...

I once dropped a superball from the roof of a 6-storey apartment block into the carpark and it made it all the way back up to me. I didn't throw it, I just let it go, and it only lost a few inches on the return trip. Super bouncy!

.... Yep the modern-day dummies....

I can't, I don't have any.....

I can't, I don't have any.....

😂

I loved that game as well!

I asked for Mouse Trap for Xmas 5 years in a row and never got it. 🙁. Doubt it was because my parents thought it was dangerous. Probably was because for it’s time and the quality, it was expensive. We were not spoiled kids back then, either, and were taught to cope with not always getting what you want and to appreciate having your needs met. I don’t hate my parents and am not permanently emotionally scarred because I didn’t get it.

He didn't mention WHIZZERS those were the only tops I could get to work

@@KittyKat8946 If I didn' get the latest new Hot Wheel race set each Christmas ...My parents would end up in a basement tied to the furnace lol

You weren't tempted to let someone else throw a Jart at you? What does that even mean?

The problem wasn't that kids didn't understand they were dangerous. Injuries would occur when someone would launch one over the roof into the backyard where other kids were playing, where, streaking toward terminal velocity, they would occasionally end up embedded in someone's skull. People died from being struck in the head with jarts.

@@michaeldavidfigures9842 Who was throwing them over rooftops? I never heard of anyone getting hurt from these and half the neighborhood had them.

@@LisaCupcake Before the Product Safety Commission in 1970 jarts were banned by the FDA who sited three deaths and numerous injuries directly as a result of the use of jarts. As an elementary school student in New Iberia, LA I distinctly remember other kids being struck by them resulting in deep punctures to arms and legs, as well as seeing dozens of jarts sticking from rooftops all over town. Maybe it was just us, but we were all capable of brutalizing one another and we frequently did.

Hey somebody! Pass those Tide pods my way!

I had alot of toys that "disappeared" too. Mom hated a mess.

If you were a kid and didn't have Hot Wheel race sets Your childhood was ruined

Not unless there is an app on their phone for it. 😊

Loved silly putty!

Thanks for watching! I'll have another vintage toy video this Sunday. Please tune in.

Yeah I don't remember which one stung more, the hot wheels track or a switch! 😂

What was even worse was being made to go get the switch....you would bring back the worst one you could find and after a couple of swats my mom would say “this ain’t working...go get another “....that was bad!

I eventually hid all my hot wheels tracks. I got tired of being whipped with them!

True, back then when the belt was'nt available what ever was within' hands distance was used... lol

@@sawboneiomc8809 I would have cracked my parents face if they had hit me with , my Hot wheel tracks....Then i would have ran away

All you need to make one is a soldering iron, some wood and some carbon paper. Total cost is maybe $10.00 for the soldering iron. Also having a printer helps.

Randall Derr • I WAS BORN IN 1961,AND HAD A HOT WHEELS RACETRACK LOVE THEM MY MOM FOUND OUT THAT THEY WERE GOOD TO BEAT ME AND MY BROTHER WITH. I REMEMBER THE YARD DARTS PLAYED THEM A BUNCH OF TIMES LUCKY WE NEVER GOT HURT. THE TOYS WE HAD IN THE 1960S AND 1970S WERE. THE BEST TOYS EVER MADE AND THEY WERE MADE TO LAST. THE TOYS THEY HAVE NOW DAYS ARE WORTHLESS JUNK THEY ARE SISSYFIED AND ARE THE DUMBEST TOYS I HAVE EVER SEEN

Wander what your treasures are worth...:)...hang on to them...and I'm 58..just a number...:).

@@mikehartsook5281 My parent’s figured out what to do with my Hot Wheels track’s my ass is still orange

How much you want for it?

Yeah I hid my tracksvsfter my grandma discover that the work wonders for a** whippings!!🤫