Yep, I think that is why I got my degree in electronics. A lot of good that eventually did me! :mrgreen:
Didn't have the Creeple People, but we had something similar - I think it was Incredible Edibles? and you could eat them! No telling what we ingested, :lol: but me, my brother and sister are still alive! We also had one that we made flowers with, I'm surprised any of us still have any fingerprints left - cause those things would burn the crap out of you! This was it, I remember eating the insects! Says it was 1966, so I was 6 yrs old, :lol:
I found THIS website, in case you don't quite remember the toy and need a little help tracking it down.
I also had on of those light bright things. Well my sister did. Remember it had a black face then all of the colored pegs to put in to make a drawing or symbol?
And now most kids are electronically inclined over the most part ... who has the newest/latest greatest cell phone, tablet, gaming system - all high dollar stuff that does not put the imagination to challenge as the past good ol' toys do. Another plus about the good ol' toys is that they were a kids' play factor of mobility as well (even if not much but scooting around the floor) instead of sitting like a lump on a log and using the hands/fingers only. O well .... :nopity::beathorse:
I found it cheap at a yardsale and couldn't pass it up! It was one of my favorites growing up, always blamed my sister for leaving the pegs laying around when my dad stepped on them! :jester:
YES!!! That's it!!! I loved making those rubbery creatures! Thanks Webbie for bringing back some good childhood memories!
Bandmom-I had the Incredible Edibles and Creepy Crawlers...the IE were nasty but because WE made them we thought they were wayyyy cool!
Yes...the Spirograph was a good one. I didn't have one myself but a friend had one and we spent hours with it. That reminded me of another one - the Wheelo-O! Was told that the Cracker Barrel sells these....think I will be dropping by there this week to find one.
I remeber some of them came with little paper inserts you could put in the wheel for patterns when it was spinning round and round