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Only a Boomer can complete the names of these popular 1960s toys
Wait… what was the name of Barbie's little sister?
No matter what your age, you have likely opened one of these toys under the Christmas tree. Some of them remain classics to this day.
But in many cases, you had to grow up in the 1960s to know the names of the toys. From the giant robots to the walking dogs, these nifty playthings sparked our imagination.
Let's see if you can fill in all the blanks.
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______ A Sketch
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Lite-______
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Easy-______ Oven
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______ 'Em ______ 'Em Robots
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Chatty _______
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_______ Homemaker
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Major ______ Mason
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______ of Monkeys
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_______ Barbie's Little Sister
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Mr. _______
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Big _______
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_______ Dolls
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_______ the Walking Dog
Only a Boomer can complete the names of these popular 1960s toys
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Not fair.
I didn't know some of them!
Kidding.
I didn't know some of them!
Kidding.
You got 12 out of 13
This counted as a video game in the 1960s. You had to use your imagination. But how was your memory? Share your results!
Missed #13.
This counted as a video game in the 1960s. You had to use your imagination. But how was your memory? Share your results!
Missed #13.
8/13, but I wasn't born until 1972, so I figure that's pretty good.
:-)
:-)
You got 11 out of 13
This counted as a video game in the 1960s. You had to use your imagination. But how was your memory? Share your results!
This counted as a video game in the 1960s. You had to use your imagination. But how was your memory? Share your results!
i'm waiting for the quiz for commercials on tv from the 60's. the ones i can't find on youtube. like...the teaberry shuffle? marky maypo? fruit stripe gum? chiclets? doublemint gum? "cleans like a white tornado"?(oh, no racism THERE--!) "STRONGER THAN DIRT!"-----which ones do you remember?
light bright wasnt around in my childhood. never saw it until the 90's!!!---????
I was born in 1972. I had one when I was young, so did my brother (he was born in 1977).
I was born in 1964 and I had one in the 70s.
some of these came after the 60's. i didnt know the toys aimed at boys, so i skipped over those. our toy genders were sharply separated, back then. (altho i wasnt much interested in the ones aimed at domesticating girls, either, i was well aware of them, because they were pushed in our faces from every side.) i preferred doing what the boys did.
11/13
You got 10 out of 13
This counted as a video game in the 1960s. You had to use your imagination. But how was your memory? Share your results!
Missed #10, #12, and #13
This counted as a video game in the 1960s. You had to use your imagination. But how was your memory? Share your results!
Missed #10, #12, and #13
A lot of big guesses
10/13
10/13
You got 11 out of 13
Why would they name Barbies sister Skipper, And who would want a toy dog named Gaylord Or a doll named flatsy . Bet I know why those toys failed .
my teen cousin lived in a house full of geriatric adults and she drove them crazy-intenntionally- by walking around the house, singing the "gaylord" commercial ad nauseum. it was a toy for kids who wanted a dog, but whose parents didnt.
Got 13 out of 13. I completely guessed 1 of the answers but got it right !
10 out of 13. Not bad considering I was born in the 70s.
3/13
Only a Boomer can complete the names of these popular 1960s toys
You got 12 out of 13
This counted as a video game in the 1960s. You had to use your imagination. But how was your memory. Share your results.
You got 12 out of 13
This counted as a video game in the 1960s. You had to use your imagination. But how was your memory. Share your results.
i hate ta break it to ya, but there were no such things as video games in the 1960's.
10/13. I guessed on half of them.
They forgot Johnny Lightening!
They forgot Johnny Lightening!
9/13
Oh puleeze....I'm GenX and I can answer most of them. I had a few of them. It WAS the 70s after all. LOL
9/13. Not quite a boomer. Born one year too late.
I just made the cut with literally one week (7 days) to spare, I was born on Christmas Day 1964.
