I remember some of these.

But not the maze game that actually used the element Mercury.

http://tv.cream.org/extras/toys/

Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots? You boys had dumb toys.

Shrinky Dinks! Loved them!

Snowcone maker...had a Snoopy one. It took me awhile to figure out that flavored ice is stupid.

Play Doh barber shop box says "fuzzy pumper."

Speak and Spell! Battleship!

Oh man Strawberry Shortcake was my absolute fav!
Who can forget Viewmaster?
Connect 4, lol I think my parents still have my original game in the box!
Kerplunk, I loved that game!
Simon- my Dad & I would have endless competitions!

Some of those weren't around when I was a kid...I'm so old! But a lot of them I remember...Perfection, Twister, Guess Who, Sorry, Spirograph. I loved Silly Putty! Remember sticking it on the comics section on Sundays?

A lot of those were still around when my kids were little, like Connect 4, Etch a Sketch and Viewmaster...very cool!

Sorry was ok!
Were is Chutes and Ladders, ha!
Merlin was fantastic, similar to Simon!
Viewmaster was very cool, for sure!
Connect 4, was a favorite of mine!
Loved my Tonka truck, :::making truck sounds and shifting gears:::
Twister rocked, my babysitter and I used to play this game all the time. Believe it or not, I still know her That was about 23 years ago!
Were is Mr. Potato Head??, :::singing:::
Operation was pretty cool, bzzzz!
Simon was very addictive!
Etchasketch is great for the creative mind.
A bike, I had a Fire-Engine Red Schwinn with a big vinyl banana seat! Baseball cards in the spokes on occasion. Brings back memories!

Man, Do I feel old now!!!

Does anyone remember the "Sit-N-Spin" ?
This was the toy to have when I was a little one!
I absolutely loved it and would spin myself silly until I was dizzy on a daily basis.

If I can remember correctly the football game I played had magnetic men and when you set them up the playing field and hit the button the quarterback would just spin in a circle and the recievers just took off in crazy directions. Loads of fun though.

I had one of those games! It was really noisey and drove my mom crazy...I loved it!

Plus it made a really good uh, personal uh, personal pleasuring device...

You know this from experience?

uh, just what I've heard...

I used to read Letters to Penthouse...

boy if I knew then what I know now..