^Don't know that one, but I had hours of fun with Stratomatic baseball.

^Don't know that one, but I had hours of fun with Stratomatic baseball.

 

Now we're talking.

 

I had 75 and 75 Reds. 75 Red Sox. 75 Indians. 76 Dodgers. 76 Cardinals. 76 Phillies.

 

I kept a spiral notebook of stats for each player for each game. Calc'd all of the stats - avg/OBP/SLG%.

 

That exercise is why I am strong with converting fractions to decimals today .

 

NERD

^Don't know that one, but I had hours of fun with Stratomatic baseball.

 

BTW, Cards had a 2nd baseman named Mike Tyson. A roll of 3-13 was a triple for him. Led my "league" in triples.

My mind is fuzzy on many things, but I distinctly remember playing with 1982 Baltimore Orioles cards. The platoon OF of John "Let it Be" Lowenstein and Gary Roenicke was quite productive.

My mind is fuzzy on many things, but I distinctly remember playing with 1982 Baltimore Orioles cards. The platoon OF of John "Let it Be" Lowenstein and Gary Roenicke was quite productive.

 

Lowenstein was on the 75 and 76 Indians.

WAY back in the day I had one of those "electronic" football games. A table with 11 "men" on each side of a little cotton football. You plugged it in, it shook and the football moved around.

 

A sad game.

WAY back in the day I had one of those "electronic" football games. A table with 11 "men" on each side of a little cotton football. You plugged it in, it shook and the football moved around.

 

A sad game.

 

It was a sad game and actually quite boring unless you enjoyed watching your runner go in circles.

I think I was about 9, 10 or 11, I had this football game that I think was called Pro Football Hall of Fame game. It had a light bulb in a shadow box and you had different defenses and offenses on these transparent sheets that got overlayed on each other on top of the lighted box. Anyone else remember this game?

I think I was about 9, 10 or 11, I had this football game that I think was called Pro Football Hall of Fame game. It had a light bulb in a shadow box and you had different defenses and offenses on these transparent sheets that got overlayed on each other on top of the lighted box. Anyone else remember this game?

 

Had it.

Spy Guns

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Description Spy movies and spy TV shows were all the rage in the mid 60's with James Bond 007 and The Man From U.N.C.L.E., these are a selection of the Spies' Guns from Bond, U.N.C.L.E. and Thrush you could buy for kids in the 1960's.

 

 

Had it.

 

Clyde, do you remember exactly what the game was called? I'm pretty sure it was tied to the football hall of fame. The logo on the box was a helmet that looked square.

I had a James Bond 007 Briefcase. "Shot" little red plastic bullets, among other features.

It was a sad game and actually quite boring unless you enjoyed watching your runner go in circles.

 

Isn't that the truth.

CB radio in my '70 Camero. Didn't have the range of a cell phone but for the purchase price of $79.99 the airwaves were free forever.

CB radio in my '70 Camero. Didn't have the range of a cell phone but for the purchase price of $79.99 the airwaves were free forever.

Breaker, breaker Flotsam....you got your ears on?