Old Toy gun commercials...Imagine today

[jdg13]

Even when I was a kid in the 90's we had an arsenal of toy firepower. Forget six shooters, we had M16's and Ak's. Video games were a big thing, but I've always told people we were the last generation to play outside.

[Snowflake Killa]

Bubble gum cigarettes we had a place at school that the smokers could go smoke man Time Has Changed some for the good some for the worst

[Brute Killer]

I need to talk about my feelings after watching that video.

[grizzman]

What did we play with? Toy guns, real guns, bikes, fishing rods, baseballs, footballs, basketballs- - - none of these graphically violent video games. And, yes, I'm an old toot

Same here.

[Sunnylab]

I saw a young kid outside fishing the other day. I almost stopped to see what was wrong with him,,,,or to congratulate him on being normal.

I live in a neighborhood with tons of kids, been here 4 years and have yet to see a neighborhood baseball game. There is plenty of green space to accommodate with natural backstops. Would have been a dream baseball field for us when I was a kid. But nothing.

My 2 year old plays outside ALOT. And I'm gonna try to keep it that way. Maybe hope is not all lost.

[Tx_Wader]

“Man from U.N.C.L.E”

I still have my Man From UNCLE pistol

[zztex]

So were bubble gum cigarettes

Bubble gum cigars were the best

[Landrover]

So were bubble gum cigarettes

Yes yes yes...........!!! (-;

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[quarterback]

Back in the day I remember my buddy got a nice plastic rifle with a working lever for his birthday. We would play cowboys and indians all day. It was big fun but all I had was a stick. A freaking stick.

Sometimes I think my head is on wrong because of that experience.

[alwaysinshorts]

We used to play kick ball in the streets, football on the weekend, shot bow and arrows in the front and backyard and ride our bikes around to fish at the local ponds and anywhere we could fish. I grew up without guns but many of my friends dad’s had them hanging in the back window of their trucks. You don’t see any of those things I have listed now a day.

[BrianL]

So were bubble gum cigarettes

But even then, the bubble gum tasted nasty!

[BrianL]

I had the western rifle, and it didn't sound like that. That was when false advertisement was still ok.

[trailboss]

Fanner 50

Had me a Fanner 50. Cleaned up the town of Olney, TX in the 60's!

Trailboss

[Goldeneagle]

Had me a Fanner 50. Cleaned up the town of Olney, TX in the 60's!

Trailboss

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I had the Roy Rodgers double when I was 6.