Did you own one of these?

[missus_vegas]

[missus_vegas]

[missus_vegas]

cant post this pic
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[Tropicana]

I've never seen the train. I was trying to find a picture of a wheel when I was talking with Tuff Gong about a story my Dad told me. When they were boys, one of his cousins ran away with his wheel all the way from the north coast to his mother in Kingston. I guess a wheel is a method of transportation or perhaps it makes the time go more quickly. Imagine travelling all that distance. He never returned to country.

[Tropicana]

Seeit deh:

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[Tropicana]

These are harder and harder to find on-line and in real life. I'm glad I put a couple in my son's time capsule years ago.

[missus_vegas]

nuff fite stawt wen ppl burn other ppl wid dese

[Tropicana]

What are those? Naseberries?

[diabolical_Tanya]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]1209[/ATTACH] nuff fite stawt wen ppl burn other ppl wid dese

woooiiieeee ask if nuff fight neva bruck out with these how we neva kill off each other growing up is a miracle

I had the juice box trucks but we used young lime for the wheels

[diabolical_Tanya]

and Rounders (baseball) with the juice box as the ball

[missus_vegas]

What are those? Naseberries?

those are called horse yeye or donkey yeye. friction causes them to heat up so we use to rub them against the wall or on the ground, then put them on someones' skin.

[missus_vegas]

[missus_vegas]

[Tropicana]

those are called horse yeye or donkey yeye. friction causes them to heat up so we use to rub them against the wall or on the ground, then put them on someones' skin.

Never heard of them I'm glad I missed THAT part. The folded paper whipped from elastics hurt enough.

[Pepper]

These were my favorite. You can find them in the older craft markets.

These are harder and harder to find on-line and in real life. I'm glad I put a couple in my son's time capsule years ago.