Can you remember a fad from the 60's or 70's? Mine is the troll doll. What about you?

[debm55]

[PJMcK]

1. Pet rocks

I still have one!

[debm55]

3. HAHAHAHAHHAH. Wow, Thank you PJMcK

[AllaN01Bear]

41. i had one or 2.

[MontanaMama]

60. I still have one too!

Still in his little crate with the shredded wood bedding.

[SARose]

2. Mary Quant

And Twiggy!

Yardley soap, black eyeliner, all things Carnaby Street!

I still have my troll doll from then. How she’s survived all the moves I don’t know.

[debm55]

6. Thank you SARose. My troll doll is long gone. I do remember the others. Had a Twiggy hair cut.

[mwmisses4289]

86. Yardley soap is still available.

[OldBaldy1701E]

146. Yep. Bought some the other day in fact. (n/t)

[FM123]

4. I played with Kiddles!

At least I think that's what they were called - they looked like tiny little Barbie dolls.....

[debm55]

13. I think I remember them. We just called them little Barbies. Thank you FM123

[TommieMommy]

5. Love the trolls. Tie dye shirts were pretty.

[debm55]

9. We used to make our own tie dye shirts at the playground.

[kimbutgar]

7. I have some trolls dolls in my bathroom shelf that I look at to start my day with a smile and laugh!

[debm55]

14. Wow thank you kimbutgar.

[hlthe2b]

8. I loved troll dolls. My last dog chewed mine up (found it in storage from years past)...

Kinda broke my heart.... LOL

[debm55]

17. Thank you hithe2b. That's a bummer.

[BoRaGard]

10. Pet Sock craze unraveled before it began

[debm55]

18. I like the sock puppet. It's cute.Thank you BoRAGard.

[no_hypocrisy]

11. Mood Rings

Puka Shell necklaces

[debm55]

20. I didn't have a Puka Shell necklaces, But I did have a Mood Ring. Thank you no_hyprocrisy.

Last edited Mon Mar 31, 2025, 07:01 PM - Edit history (1)

[Ocelot II]

12. Fads were a fad. There were a lot of them.

Mood rings, Nehru jackets and love beads, to name a few.

[debm55]

21. Thank you Ocelot II , I had all three.

[chowmama]

15. Creepy Crawlers

Yes, I did occasionally burn myself. But then there was the time I dropped a brightly colored centipede in my older sister's milk When she drank down to where it became visible, she fired the glass across the kitchen, narrowly missing my mother.

Totally worth it.

[debm55]

23. Oh you!!!!!!! Thank you chowmama.

[3catwoman3]

137. I am laughing while picturing this.

[Chasstev365]

16. So Many

1. Clackers
2. Wacky Packages
3. Duncan Yo Yo's
4. Plastic Skateboards.
5. Any Toy from the company "Wham-o"
6. The Drinking Bird.
7. Lava Lamps

[debm55]

24. I had all of those. My favorite in you list was the Drinking Bird. the least favorite--Clackers. Thank you Chasstev365

for sharing your memories.

[Prof. Toru Tanaka]

102. I LOVED Wacky Packages!

Right off the bat, I can remember Hostage Mud-filled Cupcakes, Liptorn Soup and Bent (beyond repair) cigarettes.

[Emile]

19. Bell Bottoms

[debm55]

25. Thank you Emile. I remember them and the hip huggers..

[sinkingfeeling]

30. Loved them.

[mwmisses4289]

87. And the platform shoes to match! 😆

[flor-de-jasmim]

145. Made in jeans or Indian bedspreads!

[debm55]

174. Thank you flor-de-jasmim. I remember the Indian bedspreads. Beautiful.

[EYESORE 9001]

22. Clackers (Klackers)

Broke a lamp and that was the end of the Ckackers fad in my household.

[debm55]

27. Thank you EYSORE 9001. I clacked myself with them once. I never used again. some kids could really get them going. Mine

never went in a line like the video.

[Eugene]

72. My elementary school banned them as both a breakage and projectile hazard.

[EYESORE 9001]

99. I was in high school when they appeared

It became a challenge to clack them hard enough to break the balls.

[DaBronx]

129. STILL HAVE a pair (in blue)

We called them click clacks.

[MyMission]

26. My mom collected troll dolls!

I remember a lot of fads from that time, my formative years.
My first thought was the pet rock, which I remember from my teenage years.

Then there's the fashion fads.
Hair parted in the middle, and then the shag haircut, then punk.
I remember bell bottoms, hip huggers mini skirts, wide lapels, platform shoes.
And jeans with many patches that I sewed on as they got holes!
Now of course they sell jeans with distressed holes and no patches.

[debm55]

29. Thank you MyMission for your selection. And those jeans are not cheap.

[lastlib]

28. Clacker balls!

I wore those strings out!

[debm55]

32. Thanks lastlib. I could never get them to work. Same for the Duncan yo-yo.

[applegrove]

31. When I was a tween we wore scarfs in our hair

at school.

[debm55]

35. Thanks applegrove. That sounds neat.

[sinkingfeeling]

33. 45 RPM records

[debm55]

36. Thank you sinkingfeeling. I remember those. Thank you.

[terip64]

34. Super Elastic Bubble Plastic

I loved it, but it gave me a headache!

[debm55]

38. HAHAHAHAHHA. Thank you terip64

[Nittersing]

37. I was a troll doll for one Halloween!

I think it was an inverted appliance box with a LOT of orange yarn hanging down, all around it.

[debm55]

39. That's neat. Thank you Nittersing.

[livetohike]

40. Chewing gum wrapper necklaces or chains. I'm

not sure I remember how to make them though.

[sinkingfeeling]

43. I think I still have one. I also don't remember how to make them.

Probably a video out there somewhere on how to do it.

[debm55]

45. Thank you livetohike. I made and wore back then. I don't think I would remember how to make now.

[AllaN01Bear]

42. clakers .

white leisure suit. had one. frisbie the flyin disck

[debm55]

46. Thank you AllaAN01Bear. I remember them. Do you remember the Magic Eight Ball?

[AllaN01Bear]

78. played with one. never had one.

[TomSlick]

114. I was looking for a reference to leisure suits.

I had a set of leisure suits that my mother sewed for me.

[AllaN01Bear]

115. here ya go.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leisure_suit

[debm55]

175. My husband has one. Keeps telling me that they might come back in style. Thanks TomSlick.

[TomSlick]

186. I hope he's wrong.

[debm55]

191. Me too.

[Ilikepurple]

142. This! The first thing I thought of

I mainly wanted some cuz the6 looked like big marbles, but mom said no.

[AllaN01Bear]

158. drove my mom crazy

[rsdsharp]

44. Super Ball.

Which was the inspiration for naming the AFL NFL World Championship Game the Super Bowl.

&pp=ygUKc3VwZXIgYmFsbA%3D%3D

[debm55]

47. My brother had one of those. It didn't live up to expectations.

[EverHopeful]

55. Friends and I used to play jacks with them

Going back to the regular ball just wasn't as much fun after playing with the Superball

[rsdsharp]

56. Isn't it kind of cheating when the ball bounces twelve feet high!

[AllaN01Bear]

116. had one when i was in first grade.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Ball

https://wham-o.com/products/superball-original?srsltid=AfmBOooENF3Dp6FmZqVAHTpxoCP-_nZsmOAOnD8huLsg-MWaer0xinaK

[Freddie]

182. A fad when I was in 5th grade!

They came in 3 sizes and everybody had them. I remember going to Woolworths with Mom to get mine.

[LogDog75]

48. Pulling the loop on the back of a shirt off

For some reason, it wasn't cool to have a loop on the back of your shirt in school. The loop was there so you could hang it up in a locker. If you had one, most likely someone would rip it off while you're walking down the hall. I never remembered anyone's shirt being torn so the loop must have been stitched in a manner that it would tear easily. Kids used to see who could collect the most loops in a day.

[debm55]

67. I remember that fad for the guys.

[3catwoman3]

138. At my junior high, they were called "fairy loops."

[Emile]

147. We called them fruit loops. One girl

ripped the whole back of my shirt when she tugged on mine in the hallway between class.

[some_of_us_are_sane]

49. I haven't thought about this in YEARS, but....

FRIED MARBLES! I'd take cat's eye marbles, put them in a cast iron skillet and turn on the heat until the glass developed cracks inside. Then glue them onto cheap necklace fasteners with airplane glue, put them on chain and wear as a necklace. ROFL!


Whoops! Forgot the ice cube part!



(That's when they'd crack.)

[debm55]

69. I never made. but my friends did. I was always afraid that they would explode.

[Aristus]

50. The kind of thing you used to get at state fairs: A heated and stretched Coke bottle, filled with layers of colored sand

forming a rainbow, then decorated with fuzzy tufts, googly eyes, and a golf-tee beak. A pop-art glass bird to decorate the window sill with.

[debm55]

71. I remember them filled with sand. HAHAHAHAH . do you still have your pop art glass bird? Thanks Aristus.

[Aristus]

124. No. It was my sister's. It broke and disappeared decades ago.

n/t

[yourout]

51. Pop rocks.

[debm55]

74. AGREE, Thanks yourout.

[MorbidButterflyTat]

141. Don't eat them and drink soda at the same time

your insides will explode!

[yellowdogintexas]

52. Ben Casey blouses (looked like the shirts doctors wore back then)

there was also a Ben Casey bracelet which I still have; the blouse/top kicked the bucket long ago

at my high school, there was an occurring fad amongst the boys to bleach their hair nearly white. ( one guy only bleached a stripe down the center of the top of his head, and left it longer than the rest of his hair. His nickname was "Skunk" after that)

Bleeding Madras cotton shirts, worn with jeans and WeeJuns (without socks)

Mohair sweaters

Keds with longer, squared toes

Humongeously teased hair

[SheltieLover]

53. Lava lamps

[JMCKUSICK]

119. I loved Lava lamps SheltieLover

[SheltieLover]

120. Me too, John...

[wcmagumba]

54. Slinky, they were never as much fun as advertised...I had clackers too...as a teen worked at a place that made them...

Our neighbor managed a small local plastics company and hired some of us teens (14 or older) to work at his company packaging and labeling the Clackers...

[yourout]

95. Great add though.

?si=iKm5qSD7fFWVaXYJ

[debm55]

197. Thank you , yourout. Yes I remember the toys and the jingle. After a bit , it became sort of boring though.

[Eugene]

57. The Afro

and many, many fads listed above.

I remember a Pet Rock on display and reading the owner's guide for it at a department store. I was first to bring a yo-yo to schools. Tie Dying a tee-shirt was taught in art class.

[debm55]

89. Agree on all counts. Thank you Eugene

[wcmagumba]

58. I also had Bell bottoms...

I remember my mom buying me two pair at Montgomery Wards (aka, Monkey Wards). I got a green striped pair and a blue striped pair....I was so cool...In my own mind anyway...

[DBoon]

59. Hot Wheels

[MontanaMama]

61. Shrinky Dinks.

Burned myself dozens of times getting them off the cookie sheet.

[debm55]

85. I loved Shrinky Dinks. You are right though. A real pain getting them off of the sheet of the toaster oven.

[Wiz Imp]

62. Avocado Green Appliances

[mwmisses4289]

88. Omg! That was almost as bad as the

three color shag carpets that was put into new houses in the early 1970's, along with the big flowered wall paper accents in the kitchen. Our carpet was shades of green, a neighbor had shades of orange, and I think another neighbors was shades of cream. People started recarpeting as soon as a kid spilled something on it, or threw big parties hoping someone would spill something on it so they could replace it asap!

[debm55]

91. Wiz Imp. that's for posting , but the is ugly.

[Doc_Technical]

63. Silly Putty

Collector cards, the size of baseball cards, that depicted a Martian
invasion of Earth, these were the inspiration for the movie "When Mars Attacks".
There were about 50 cards in the collection.

There was also a set of cards about the Civil War.

[pandr32]

64. My sister was crazy about Liddle Kiddle Kalonge Dolls

She had a whole bunch.

[Wiz Imp]

65. Streaking

[debm55]

83. I remember the streaking fad. It was pretty popular at sporting events. college campus, etc. Thank you for the reminder,

Wiz Imp

[Nictuku]

125. My mother was a skydiver back then

Back when streaking was popular, the skydiving team she was on "The Stardusters" actually did a streaking jump. Of course they had their parachutes and helmets and boots, but otherwise.... They did have a camera man (camera attached to helmet) who exited the plane last. Mom said that he must have had quite a view from there.

Boy has skydiving equipment changed since then! Nowadays they have these lightweight 'wing' parachutes (mom had the old fashioned type back in the 60s) You have so much more control over the landing, they don't even require heavy boots any more.

A packed parachute these days is about the size that the reserve parachute's used to be.

A related story: Reserve parachutes used to have to be packed by a professional once a year, and one year after getting hers packed, mom sewed a patch to it. She didn't find out until the next year that she had SEWN IT CLOSED! She was jumping without a reserve every weekend for close to a year.

[rubbersole]

66. Beatles wigs/boots.

I could use the wig, come to think of it ...

[debm55]

76. Thank you rubbersole. I remember the boots.

[Borogove]

68. Earth Shoes

I owned a pair of cheap knockoffs from Thom McCan’s. Was wearing them when I met my wife. She still makes fun of me for it.

[wcmagumba]

70. Man oh man I had those too, they were very comfortable...

Guess I'll have to face the fact that I had most all of these 60s and 70s items, and I liked them too...ha ha!

[debm55]

73. I had a pair of knockoffs too. At the time, everyone was wearing them.Thank you Borogove.

[DaBronx]

126. I miss these shoes!!!!!

[catbyte]

75. Platform shoes

I went on a senior trip to Italy in the early 1970s and thought I was hot stuff buying a pair of genuine Italian 6" platform shoes in Rome. I was going to be cutting edge in my little town in northern lower Michigan. I was until I tried to cross the street in town and almost broke my ankle on those damned things. They rapidly turned into a useless souvenir.

[debm55]

77. I remember the platform shoes. Made me look taller.

[catbyte]

84. Yeah, I thought that too, especially when I was barely 5'1" and my boyfriend was 6'4"

We looked like Mutt and Jeff so naturally the relationship was doomed. I vowed to never again date anybody over a foot taller than me.

[Nictuku]

79. Thing Maker (flowers)

[debm55]

112. Thank you Nictuku. That is very neat.

[ILikePie92]

80. Born in 74 but still remember this

"What's the magic word?"

Please

[MLAA]

81. Flower power stickers, bell bottoms, Hang Ten shirts, and Keds.

[MuseRider]

90. Go Go boots

and very pale lipstick.
London Fog

[debm55]

92. HAHAHAHAHAH. MuseRider. I remember the gogo boots and pale pink or white lipstick.

[mwmisses4289]

93. Danish go rounds, candy cigarettes,

and something called Bottle Caps (I think that's what they were called). You dropped one in a glass of water and it would fizz. My favorite tasted like rootbeer, but iirc, they were also flavored grape orange and cream soda. Soda stream without the machine, lol.

Edited to add: Ah, just found that they were called Fizzies, not Bottle Caps.

[mwmisses4289]

96. Fizzies

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/fizzies--544513411173657365/

[4TheArts]

94. Hula hoops, and fizzies

Fizzies gone from the market when cylamates banned in 1968. I think Tang came out around then.
Hula hoops endure.

[brush]

97. Garbage Pail Kids. Kinda sick images, but funny.

Last edited Sun Mar 30, 2025, 06:36 PM - Edit history (1)

[JMCKUSICK]

118. GP kids came about in 1985

[brush]

121. Was it that late? I know they followed up on the Cabbage Patch Kids polularity.

Some sick, disgusting images, but somehow funny.

[Mike Nelson]

98. Super Stuff, by WHAM-O!

[Eugene]

100. Karate (1960s), Kung Fu (70s) and nunchucks (until they were outlawed).

[woodsprite]

101. Creepy Crawlers and Easy Bake Oven!

Both toys heated up enough to cook whatever it was you had in there, but my Mom always supervised my Easy Bake Oven cooking. She didn't with the Creepy Crawler cooking. I guess because she wanted to make sure what came out of the Easy Bake oven was edible.

[Diamond_Dog]

103. "Flip" hairdo like Marlo Thomas in That Girl.

I always wanted a hairstyle like hers but my hair wouldn’t cooperate. Later on in the 70s I had real long straight hair parted in the middle like Cher.

I was going to say white go-go boots but I see someone else beat me to it!

P.O.W. bracelets.

Macramé.

Crocheted vests. (I had one)

[debm55]

109. HAHAHAHAH. Diamond_Dog. I had curly hair. So I was no Ann Marie (Marlo Thomas) I loved doing macrame. I had the P.O.W,

Last edited Sun Mar 30, 2025, 09:06 PM - Edit history (1)

bracelet and and Granny Square Crocheted vest. Thank you for sharing with us.

[RainCaster]

104. Lawn darts

I'm surprised this hasn't been mentioned yet.

[debm55]

196. I remember a cousin had them. Kids were getting hurt and they were taken off the market. TY, RainCaster.

[ZDU]

105. Pet Rock

[debm55]

107. Thank you ZDU. I never bought one. I made it myself from a rock. I don't know if that counts.

[ZDU]

113. Crafty!

[nocoincidences]

106. hallucinogens

Smoking weed, dropping acid, hash brownies...

[debm55]

111. Oh you, nocoincidences.

[Oldbrat4567]

108. Pogo sticks

[debm55]

110. Thank you Oldbrat4567 for sharing with us. Welcome to DU.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

181. Welcome to DU

[JMCKUSICK]

117. Shit on a shingle

Chipped beef on toast.

[debm55]

180. HAHAHAHAHHAHH. Thanks , John.

[WestMichRad]

122. Spirograph

My family was fairly poor and with me the youngest of several kids, I pretty much had only hand-me-downs, except for a few clothes each year. So I was aware of most of these things that others mentioned, but had very few. Fizzies, a frisbee, lawn darts and that’s about all. Except the Spirograph, which was a Christmas present shared by 3 of us. Oh, and an Etch-a-sketch, which I never really could create anything interesting with. Stupid thing!

[debm55]

172. Thank you very much, WestMichRad. I had the Etch-a-sketch and Spirogragh. I liked the Spirograph, but hated the Etch-a

sketch. All I was able to make was squares.

[marble falls]

123. Hai Karate cologne for men. Every dude under 19 swore by it. ...

?si=QJpJ_a3XieHqZpuR

[debm55]

171. Thank you marble falls. I remember.

[BlueKota]

127. Rubix Cube

and jump suits.

[Wiz Imp]

134. Rubik's cube hit the market in 1980.

[BlueKota]

149. That will teach me to skim.

I read it was invented in the 70s. Missed the released in the 80s part.

[DaBronx]

128. Little Abner Shoes

Not sure if these were a regional thing in the Bronx but they came in two colors, dark brown suede and a lighter brown leather. I tried to find something similar a few years back and the closest I came to them was something called “roofer shoes.”

[debm55]

170. Thank you very much for sharing with us, DaBronx.

[Captain Zero]

130. PET ROCKS

They don't make noise like a dog, and don't poop in a box in your house like a cat.

[Bluepinky]

139. I was going to say that!

[debm55]

169. HAHHAHAHHAHA. Thank you Captain Zero

[terip64]

131. Does anyone remember asking the telephone man for colored wire?

We used to make rings out of it.

[debm55]

166. I did and we made rings out of it too. Thank you terip64, Brings back good memories.

[kozar]

132. I was 6ft tall at 12 years old

1972,
My 8th grade teacher, put a basketball in my hands. I still have that basketball, im 64 now and can't even see the hoop from the free throw line! The feel of that ball, makes me feel young again. And I'm still, just 6 ft tall.

Koz

[debm55]

164. Thank you kozar for sharing with us.

[WhiteTara]

133. chia pets

[debm55]

161. YES!!! Thank you WhiteTara. I do remember them.

[58Sunliner]

135. Gunne Sax clothing. Went shopping at their warehouse in SF.

[debm55]

157. Thank you very much. I loved Gunne Sax clothing. And Laura Ashley clothing too.

[crimycarny]

194. That was my senior high school prom dress--Gunne Sax!

OMG, I wore a Gunne Sax dress to my senior high school prom. 1977. Blast from the past!

[58Sunliner]

198. Good times. It's a pity the line was discontinued. I loved it!!

[debm55]

200. That's neat, crimycary. I wanted a Gunne Sax dress for my wedding. I couldn't find any in my area. They were beautiful

dresses.

[tintinvotes]

136. How about

The Bus stop dance.

[debm55]

156. Thank you very much tintinvotes.

[Historic NY]

140. Rat Fink...

]

[debm55]

155. Thank you, HistoricNY. I don't remember but it sure looks gross.

[Historic NY]

173. Car culture Big Daddy Ed Roth. Hot Rods its was all over the place

[MorbidButterflyTat]

143. Peasant blouses

flare jeans, and platform shoes. I had older girl cousins and I loved their clothes!

My friends and I would wear those feathers in our hair you'd get from local carnivals, and they attached with roach clips!

Invisible Man and Woman models you could see through to their arteries and innards, sea monkeys, Mad magazine, hanging beads in my closet doorway, hot pants and the body to match!

[debm55]

154. Thank you very much for your selection, MorbidButterflyTat. Very good selection.

[Ilikepurple]

144. Whacky Packages

When I was ten, I bought a box wholesale and got in trouble for selling them at school. They didn’t seem to be contraband. I think that my social studies teacher wasn’t fond of my entrepreneurial spirit.

[debm55]

151. Thank you IIikepurple. But what are Whacky Packages?

[Ilikepurple]

206. They might have actually been called Wacky Packages without the "h"

They were a pack of trading cards that had Mad Magazine like parodies of household products with a stick of trading card quality gum inside.

[Emile]

148. Miniskirts and Peace Symbol ✌️

[debm55]

150. Thank you very much, Emile, And Smiley Faces.

[surfered]

152. Bell bottoms

[debm55]

153. Thank you surfered.

[Earl_from_PA]

159. Pull tab chains

Made from the pull tabs from beverage cans.

[debm55]

160. Yes, I remember those. Thanks Earl_from_PA

[KitFox]

162. So much fun reading through all of these! Fish net stockings to go along with those white go go boots;

chokers, paisley prints, madras plaid that you washed and it “bled”, baby doll mini dresses. I still have my lava lamp in the spare bedroom. My grandkids turn it on first thing when they come for sleepovers. They also play with my clear orange Imperial yo yo that I got when I was in the 6th grade!

[debm55]

163. Thank you so much. KitFox for sharing with us. Great choices.

[KitFox]

165. Thanks for all the great threads! Hoping you are feeling well today. How's

your oxygen level doing? Hoping it is in B plus to A range!!! Thinking of you!🩷🩷🩷

[debm55]

167. 91-92 range. I am so tired of using that Oxygen machine. But I do what I do. Thank you KitFox for asking.

[KitFox]

168. A minus! Good deal! Admire your courage !!!!🩷

[walkingman]

176. Backgammon

Listen to the stereo and play.

[debm55]

177. Thank you walkingman

[SWinter]

178. Stocking caps

Colorful caps with a pompom on the end. The longer the better!

[debm55]

179. Yes, I remember them SWinter. And if they were long enough, you could use as a scarf.

[gay texan]

183. Exercise Sandals

Cute, but not comfy

[debm55]

195. I agree with you gay texan. Wasn't the base made of wood?

[gay texan]

199. Yep n/t

[Freddie]

184. Chinese jump rope

A large elastic band you did various complicated patterns with your feet. All we did at recess 4th grade.

[debm55]

189. HAHAHAHAHa. We did the same. I liked playing . It was somewhat different then regular or Double Dutch.Thanks Freddie

[crimycarny]

185. Fuzzy Wuzzy soap and Pillsbury "Space Sticks"

Fuzzy Wuzzy Soap:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ObscureMedia/comments/r6bxc9/fuzzy_wuzzy_bath_soap_1966_hairless_wild_animals/

Pillsbury Space Sticks:

https://www.reddit.com/r/70s/comments/16xkoeq/how_many_of_us_ate_the_space_food_sticks/

[debm55]

193. I had a Fuzzy Wuzzy Soap. It was a blue bear. Thank you for sharing with us crimycarny.

[Wiz Imp]

187. CB Radios & 8-Track Tapes

CB Radios
?resize=553%2C422

8-Track Tapes


The CB Radio craze even spawned a #1 Hit Song in 1975.

[debm55]

192. Yes, those were popular. Trucker songs too.

[Wiz Imp]

188. K-Tel Compilation Albums of Hit Songs

?w=2044

?w=2046

?w=2045

[debm55]

190. HAHAHAHHAHAHA. That is so funny and yes I remember them.Thank you Wiz Imp

[Clouds Passing]

201. I made a house for my trolls and took it to show & tell. Way funner than barbies.

How are you doing deb?

[debm55]

202. Somewhat better. I am at an Oxygen level of 91-92. Can't get it to 93. Until then I have to stay on the Oxygen machine.

Thank you for asking Clouds Passing. It is very kind of you.

[debm55]

203. Peace Beads.

[JPK]

204. Can pull tops

Making doorway curtains out of them.

[debm55]

205. Thank you JPK. I remember making jewelry from the can pull tops. Doorway curtains sound creative.

[LudwigPastorius]

207. Colorforms

And then, much later, the Mattel Electronics Football Game

Teacher's desk drawers were full of those things, because there was no way to mute the little beeps and chirps it made when you played it.

[debm55]

208. Thank you very much LudwigPastorius. I remember both. I really liked the colorforms

[Emile]

209. Bralessness & Halter Tops

[debm55]

210. Yes I remember, women burning their bras. Thank you Emile.

[sakabatou]

211. Are roller rinks still around?

Roller skates have mostly gone out of fashion. Roller blades are still out there.

[debm55]

213. Thank you sakabatou. They were popular during the Disco Era. Haven't seen one since.

[eShirl]

212. flocked black light posters

[debm55]

214. Oh yes, I remember them, eShirl. I had a white horse painted on black flock.

[Niagara]

215. The not so flatware "spoon rings"

Disclaimer #1: I didn't read anyone else's responses so if someone else said "spoon rings" I didn't read it or see it!

Disclaimer #2: If anyone doesn't like my response, that anyone can keep scrolling!

[debm55]

216. Hi, Niagara. Great to see your post. I never had one, but I knew people that did. Some were beautiful. I like the one in

your photo. Very unique.

[milestogo]

217. I have a troll from Denmark.

My grandparents were Scandinavian, and fortunately I ended up with the troll.

[debm55]

218. Thank you milestogo.