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[quote]The cigarette bubble gum sticks were banned from schools [/quote]
I don't have a memory of it until you mentioned it. I like it too.

I'm not sure how many were skinny back then. I remember always been selected to walk down to the office to be given lumpy milk for undernourished students. I was so skinny back then even my form teacher will give me cakes and sweets to be shared among my friends. Little that they know I am extremely picky eater.

[vfong1]

i always like to visit the mama shop for the dikum dikum, tearing a piece of small paper and win prize.


i also play the red car where u can paddle to and fro. i like to run around the corridor with my friends bare footed play catching.

if anyone have the retro things you can post here to refresh our memories.

[san76]

Hi,


Anyone remember "Paperdolls" with changable clothings? Last time there were no Popular bookshop, only traditional bookshop just below the flats or in the estate town central. All these paperdolls can only be found there. Changed them with different clothes that sold together.

Fun hor?

[csc]

Oh yesss! No barbie dolls, but lots of paper dolls I had then and I love changing their clothes... :lol:


Playing catching ? Wow, I did that too.. ours was the police and thief version and we literally ran up and down the stairs of our HDB block chasing one another...What fun!

[ChiefKiasu]

san76:

Hi,


Anyone remember \"Paperdolls\" with changable clothings? Last time there were no Popular bookshop, only traditional bookshop just below the flats or in the estate town central. All these paperdolls can only be found there. Changed them with different clothes that sold together.

Fun hor?

Shhhh... I used to like playing with those dolls myself :oops: I just love the modular concept of being able to add accessories to something. It's not very different from changing iPhone covers or buying mobile accessories these days.

[nightsky87]

My primary school days revolved around pokemon, from the television show on saturdays, to the non-colour gameboy game.


Nowadays, the gameboy idea still exists, but in the form of the PSP! :lol:

[jedamum]

nightsky87:

My primary school days revolved around pokemon

Generation gap...

I think your generation also have those Ultraman 'Cloth' Sling bag...all the rage at that time.

[RRMummy]

during my time, no gameboy. Only small tiny handheld game set for playing Popeye (catching the spinach from Olive Oil then box Brutus), The Chicken lay egg (can't remember the whole theme), Space invader...


Computer games - donkey-kong, pac-man..

ya paperdolls were great fun! We also played catching, round-us, zero-point, kunda-kanti (dig whole, put one stick across, one stick to dig up but doing backwards then got 2 teams...) hai.. such great fun then.. :love:

[RRMummy]

who remembers cartoons like smurf, little pony and friends, misfits, carebears, transformers (the original versions), …silverhawk…?


shows like ultraman, macgyver, 6-million-dollar-man, A-team?

[schellen]

I remember the handheld games too. I think they were by Casio? My uncle gave me one, the one called \"Manhole\" when I did well in P1.


I also remember the paper dolls. They were more interesting and easier to mend than my actual doll. In fact, I think I did my first science experiment with my doll. I wanted to blow dry her hair and I noticed her hair changing texture when I used an actual hair dryer. Fascinating to watch the change. :lol: You can say that I didn't care much for dolls even when I was a little girl, let alone now. I found Barbie boring and it was only fun when my male cousins and I would try to dress her up in weird combinations...and get scolded by my female cousins. Haha.

(I notice that my DD isn't interested in dolls too. Hers are all collecting dust in the dark corners of her shelves.)