Plastic Attacks

These little guys are timeless... and don't bleed.

I Meant To Do That...

"Pee Wee Dance" by Joe-Ski Love, paid homage to Pee Wee Herman's dance moves.

Click http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28VwM5CiPB4 Here

Alfred E. Neuman

Didn't we all go to the back fold-in page to see what the secret image was??? BTW, Alfred E. Neuman is the Mad magazine cover mascot. 

America's Finest

Greatest American Hero TV show... funny. Surprisingly, there was no red white and blue.

Wuss Stallion!

"Ooh, what long hair you have... Lil' pony" OK, pretty much a girl thing.

Toasty Touchdown

Remember getting trading cards in the Wonder Bread package... Go Steelers!

Electronic Punch

Head to Head (easy) had all the good games... Boxing was serious!

Data Basics

I wonder if 2XL plays regular 8 tracks...I'm gonna try it.  

Movie Madness

The view-master... I think we all had one. This is the advance view-master projector (with Popeye reel).

"Everybody Slide"

Slide puzzles were 2-D Rubix cubes sorta... got a Superman one of these somewhere, cool.

One of the Jacksons

This candy bar was more like a flattened muffin or a fat cookie, packed with peanuts (easy).

Homerun!

There was a time when people were just dots. Head to Head baseball had the button dugouts so you couldn't see the pitch, steal or bunt coming.

Now That's Class!

An italian guy, a black guy, two jews and Epstein... yes, there was a time when we could all get along.

Get Glasses Alice!

"Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions - all on a sesame seed bun" ...Oh, and a drink.

Wet Fun

This was an all time favorite, but could get really messy. The ring toss version was way better.

UltraMagnetic

These were popular in the days... I wonder if there was one of these with Mr. T's face.

It's Magic!

Cheap version of the Etch N' Sketch... I think we were more excited to erase than draw.

I See Blue People...

Why did we love stickers as children? Puffy stickers blew my mind. Smurfs sucked, Fraggle Rock ruled.

The Green Tongue

We respect all pro wrestlers of today but the characters created by those guys back then... amazing!

Analog Schedule

Here's one way we avoid paper waste. These short novels become obsolete after Cablevision arrived.