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According to a 2000 recall notice from the CPSC, "The hard plastic Sky Dancers dolls can fly rapidly in unpredictable directions, and can hit and injure both children and adults." It sure didn’t take too long for Milton Bradley to produce the greatest jingle of the 90s. Connect Four is one of those games that isn’t too exciting, but boy did this amazing jingle have us sold. Do they have an app yet? We’ll go for that. I can still hear that commercial in my head, though. More fun than a pillow fight. Yeah, sure. Yo-yo Water Balls Like flails, but softer New models of these toys are on the market today, but they’re made from soft materials that don’t stand up in the water! Wham-O’s Slip N’ Slides Yeah, that can’t end badly

The topic of this article may not meet Wikipedia's general notability guideline. Please help to demonstrate the notability of the topic by citing reliable secondary sources that are independent of the topic and provide significant coverage of it beyond a mere trivial mention. If notability cannot be shown, the article is likely to be merged, redirected, or deleted. The Furby was one of the most popular toys of the 90s. This digital pet was introduced in 1998 from Tiger Electronics and was programmed with 800 words and phrases. It also had blinking eyes that would totally freak you out if you accidentally came across it in the dark. Other times, people would get hurt by someone throwing their slammer in anger. Also, I bet someone has eaten and choked on a pog, too. We’re Stronger for Surviving the Most Dangerous 90s ToysYou couldn’t be the cool kid in the neighborhood unless you were cruising around on a Big Wheels. These giant toy bicycles came out in 1969, but sold like crazy in the early 1980s. The Rubik’s Cube was invented in 1974 by a college professor named Erno Rubik. Funny enough, it took him a month to solve his own puzzle, and even today, only 1 in 7 people have managed to complete it. When buying partner items like this one, your contract of sale will be with our Range Plus Partner instead of The Range.

While other handheld consoles were available, the Game Boy totally dominated the market when it was released in 1989. People couldn’t get enough of games like Tetris, Prince of Persia, and Super Mario Land. Before the days of widespread internet usage and online parenting social media groups, it was a lot harder for people to get information on the dangers of certain toys. Aside from news stories or outright recalls, the mishaps involving toys were mostly chalked up to an individual child’s experience. How could something like this be dangerous? It’s soft, after all. On one side is a knot of hard plastic that connects to a soft-ish, fluid-filled ball with an elastic cord that could stretch several feet. That doesn’t sound too bad, right? Except it was. In fact, every part of this toy was a little hazardous. For one thing, people would play pogs for keeps, and that would start fights. Many schools had to put a ban on pogs to stop fighting from happening over pogs. Nobody wants to lose their precious National Geographic pogs.

Spanish Barbie is probably exactly what you think it is. A normal Barbie doll dressed up as a matador, complete with red cape. Mattel was bombarded with letters demanding the doll be changed or removed, as this was viewed as a stereotypical portrayal of Spanish people. To see more stuff, buy some merch, or support us go to https://www.retroradfilms.com/dumbcoolweirdpodcast https://www.asiaone.com/world/5-facts-you-never-knew-about-everyones-favourite-virtual-pet-tamagotchi They are super heavy-duty 12-gauge vinyl for rugged durability and fun for all ages. They can help with agility, balance and co-ordination. Sky Dancers were one of the most exciting toys for kids in the '90s, and presented hours of fun, until your flying, spinning, hovering Sky Dancer flew out a window or into a fireplace or, more commonly, right into your eye.