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« on: 20 January 2010, 10:56:03 »
Just seen the advert on TV again with the Newtons cradle in it.  I have to admit I allways wanted one of these and am still tempted to get one yet.

Yes I also have the high power green laser pan,

Even got a moving message disply that I was going to fit in the back of the car that I was gonna program with "opps Off idiot - You are Driving Too Close"

Been there with the rubiks cube, electronic chess set.

Remote controlled fart and laughing box's

Had the click clacker  things as a kid and the pogo stick and space hopper, never allowed a johnny 7 gun though.


Do us Men ever actually grow up (SOD OFF STOM!!) or do the toys just get better as we get older. ::)
« Last Edit: 20 January 2010, 10:57:20 by skruntie »
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Re: Executive Toys
« Reply #1 on: 20 January 2010, 11:23:24 »
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Just seen the advert on TV again with the Newtons cradle in it.  I have to admit I allways wanted one of these and am still tempted to get one yet.

Yes I also have the high power green laser pan,

Even got a moving message disply that I was going to fit in the back of the car that I was gonna program with "opps Off idiot - You are Driving Too Close"

Been there with the rubiks cube, electronic chess set.

Remote controlled fart and laughing box's

Had the click clacker  things as a kid and the pogo stick and space hopper, never allowed a johnny 7 gun though.


Do us Men ever actually grow up (SOD OFF STOM!!) or do the toys just get better as we get older. ::)


.......that's not nice Skruntie.......and he a well liked and respected member of this forum too......he is very sensitive......I hope you have not upset him. ::) ::) ;)
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Re: Executive Toys
« Reply #2 on: 20 January 2010, 11:23:41 »
Had a very good one for Christmas. A bottle rocket.  8-)

Brought back childhood memories of trying to explain how a coke bottle ended up dropping on a greenhouse 4 doors up from a height of about 300 feet. ::)

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« Reply #3 on: 20 January 2010, 11:26:12 »
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Just seen the advert on TV again with the Newtons cradle in it.  I have to admit I allways wanted one of these and am still tempted to get one yet.

Yes I also have the high power green laser pan,

Even got a moving message disply that I was going to fit in the back of the car that I was gonna program with "opps Off idiot - You are Driving Too Close"

Been there with the rubiks cube, electronic chess set.

Remote controlled fart and laughing box's

Had the click clacker  things as a kid and the pogo stick and space hopper, never allowed a johnny 7 gun though.


Do us Men ever actually grow up (SOD OFF STOM!!) or do the toys just get better as we get older. ::)

Some of us do. Others stay in schoolboy mode and sit tinkering with themselves all day ;D ;D
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Just seen the advert on TV again with the Newtons cradle in it.  I have to admit I allways wanted one of these and am still tempted to get one yet.

Yes I also have the high power green laser pan,

Even got a moving message disply that I was going to fit in the back of the car that I was gonna program with "opps Off idiot - You are Driving Too Close"

Been there with the rubiks cube, electronic chess set.

Remote controlled fart and laughing box's

Had the click clacker  things as a kid and the pogo stick and space hopper, never allowed a johnny 7 gun though.


Do us Men ever actually grow up (SOD OFF STOM!!) or do the toys just get better as we get older. ::)


.......that's not nice Skruntie.......and he a well liked and respected member of this forum too......he is very sensitive......I hope you have not upset him. ::) ::) ;)

It was in anticipation of his sarcasm as you well know.  ::)
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« Reply #5 on: 20 January 2010, 23:32:39 »
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Just seen the advert on TV again with the Newtons cradle in it.  I have to admit I allways wanted one of these and am still tempted to get one yet.

Yes I also have the high power green laser pan,

Even got a moving message disply that I was going to fit in the back of the car that I was gonna program with "opps Off idiot - You are Driving Too Close"

Been there with the rubiks cube, electronic chess set.

Remote controlled fart and laughing box's

Had the click clacker  things as a kid and the pogo stick and space hopper, never allowed a johnny 7 gun though.


Do us Men ever actually grow up (SOD OFF STOM!!) or do the toys just get better as we get older. ::)
No, just more expensive/dangerous :y
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Re: Executive Toys
« Reply #6 on: 21 January 2010, 07:21:33 »
A website you might enjoy http://www.hawkin.com/  :y
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« Reply #7 on: 21 January 2010, 12:25:19 »
Looks similar to a few other sites I have seen.

I see yhey sell the soap and towels that DLK buys.

http://www.hawkin.com/find/category-is-Cheeky/
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« Reply #9 on: 21 January 2010, 22:11:17 »
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This is a real Boy's Toy....... ::) ::) :D :D :D

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ex-Police-Honda-ST1100-Pan-European_W0QQitemZ170434137370QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Motorcycles?hash=item27aeaa8d1a


Dont see a great deal of cars with that mileage on them, but never seen a bike with that sort of mileage.
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