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Submitted by J Gore, who can’t unsee this puppy birth canal
In real life this “surprise” would be covered in placenta and slick as a rain-soaked highway. What was probably pitched as a plush easter-egg became a bizarre lesson about the miracle of life. It’s more than a little weird that you have to get elbow deep in this dog to birth puppies.
Submitted by katsack, who is still rocking a bowl cut
All little kids love to build, tents, forts, blocks, you name it. Just what is this little kid is building? No idea.
Submitted by Meredith P, who prefers to play with a purpose
This is one of my fond memories from childhood…
These toys have seen things they can’t unsee. Private things.
Submitted by Amanda L, who has an oddly touch-centric relationship with her gadgets
Didn’t we all learn how to add and subtract with one of these? =D For some reason I had an obsession with the way the keys felt when you pressed them down, it was way more engrossing than the math problems themselves. I’d put all my fingers on a row and just press down over and over. It was so firm yet soft, like pressing on a plastic covered cloud. (Why yes…I AM still weird to this day.)
Submitted by Curt M, who is making a melted crayon sandwich as we speak
Complete with dual variable burners and a bell timer, this stove was always in any respectable plastic-chef’s cooking arsenal (mine included). I think salt and pepper shakers were supposed to go in those two notches on the top
