1.  What year or era were you born? - 70s

2.  What was/were your favorite toy(s) as a small child? - my roller skates

3.  What was/were your favorite toy(s) as a child over 10? - Crayons and Legos...and I still play, on occasion with both.  :)

4.  Which toys did you want but never received? - A Snoopy Snow Cone Machine.  Man,...I begged for that thing for a solid year.  I'm not sure why my parents were so opposed to it.

5.  What toys did you receive but didn't want? - I got a seriously creepy clown doll that I would hide every night in my brother's closet.  I figured it would eat him first if it suddenly came to life.

6.  Which toys did your parents hate most? - Probably the popcorn popper push toy that sounds like rapid gunfire.

7.  Which toy did you play with most? (This isn't the same as your favorite toy, because you may have played with something more despite liking it less.) - I like board games and played them alot. 

8.  If you're a parent, what was the first toy you bought or remember from your child's first years? - Those stacker rings from Fisher-Price and that octagon-ish toy that you fit various shapes into.

2.  What was/were your favorite toy(s) as a small child? Legos, building blocks

3.  What was/were your favorite toy(s) as a child over 10? Legos, erector set

4.  Which toys did you want but never received? probably a toy gun (my mother didn't believe in guns...)

5.  What toys did you receive but didn't want? Action figures such as GI Joe and TMNT.. I never really got into that crap.. I was always into constructing things.

6.  Which toys did your parents hate most? Anything that came in the "Happy Meal" which is why I normally didn't get a "Happy Meal"

7.  Which toy did you play with most? (This isn't the same as your favorite toy, because you may have played with something more despite liking it less.) Definitely the legos.  I still have my collection... it's a timeless toy for all ages!

1.  Second year baby boomer (you figure it out)

2. Jacks and a ball

3.  Hula Hoop

4.  Doll house

5.  Toy car (Christmas gift exchange at school - kindergarten)

6.  Record player

7.  Monopoly game

8.  Doll house

My wife works for a local school system. One of the students brought in one of gramma's toys for show and tell. Yeah, THAT kind of toy that runs on D batteries. LOL

1951, We always got what we wanted so I can't complain.  Lab kit. Pellet gun.

1.  What year or era were you born? '79

2.  What was/were your favorite toy(s) as a small child? Cabbage Patch Dolls

3.  What was/were your favorite toy(s) as a child over 10? I don't think I really had toys past 10. I was really into gymnastics and didn't play much. 

4.  Which toys did you want but never received? Giant Trampoline

5.  What toys did you receive but didn't want?  A Ventriloquist Doll from Grandma- I didn't even want to be in the same room with that thing, let alone play with it...

6.  Which toys did your parents hate most? My life size plastic doll. They called her my gawky dolly. She used to poke me in the eyes with her stupid fingers. 

7.  Which toy did you play with most? (This isn't the same as your favorite toy, because you may have played with something more despite liking it less.)  My dolls.

8.  If you're a parent, what was the first toy you bought or remember from your child's first years? Wesley absolutely loves his Jumperoo.

1.  What year or era were you born? Late 70's

2.  What was/were your favorite toy(s) as a small child? My pet rock

3.  What was/were your favorite toy(s) as a child over 10? The neighbors toys.

4.  Which toys did you want but never received? The Alyssa Milano doll with kung fu grip.

5.  What toys did you receive but didn't want? Antonio Banderas blow up doll.

6.  Which toys did your parents hate most? The ones my imaginary freinds played with.

7.  Which toy did you play with most? (This isn't the same as your favorite toy, because you may have played with something more despite liking it less.) My right hand.

8.  If you're a parent, what was the first toy you bought or remember from your child's first years? A hand me down pet rock!

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Too funny!

Possummomma, I think I can explain the snow-cone thing.  I did have a snow-cone machine, but rarely got to use it, because a) it required adult supervision and my parents usually didn't want to mess with it,  and b) the syrups left some pretty bad stains, if you weren't really careful.

1.  What year or era were you born?  1958

2.  What was/were your favorite toy(s) as a small child? My Easy-Bake Oven, and my Creepul Peepul (both of which, I still have)

3.  What was/were your favorite toy(s) as a child over 10? Roller skates

4.  Which toys did you want but never received?  One particular outfit for my Barbie.  But when Hallmark came out with a Barbie ornament about 12 years ago, in that same dress, I bought it.  Close enough!

5.  What toys did you receive but didn't want?  My little brother

6.  Which toys did your parents hate most?  Klick-Klacks

7.  Which toy did you play with most?  Bicycle

8.  If you're a parent, what was the first toy you bought or remember from your child's first years?  Something purchased for my son called "Bristle Bears"  They were flat, plastic bears with bristly surfaces, and they stuck together.

1.  What year or era were you born?  1953 (Sage! We're soul mates!)

2.  What was/were your favorite toy(s) as a small child? I *made* my own indian costumes. Head band, arm band, loin cloth, chaps, moccasins, bow and arrows made from Johnson grass.

3.  What was/were your favorite toy(s) as a child over 10?  Tree House and basketball

4.  Which toys did you want but never received? A war bonnet like the Sioux and Lakota wore.

5.  What toys did you receive but didn't want? A stupid plastic race car my crabby aunt gave me

6.  Which toys did your parents hate most? I really didn't have any toys unless I made them myself. My dad was 6'7", I'm 6'6" and my two brothers are 6'5". Two sister are 5'10, so basketball was the big deal for my whole family. I was obsessive about playing basketball and it annoyed my dad, but I wouldn't say he hated it.

7.  Which toy did you play with most? (This isn't the same as your favorite toy, because you may have played with something more despite liking it less.)  Basketball

8.  If you're a parent, what was the first toy you bought or remember from your child's first years? A stuffed animal, a raccoon that my daughter still has. I bought it the day before she was born at Castle AFB's Base Exchange where I was stationed in 1977.