Glen,
Ball clackers? And you're still alive??? Talk about dangerous toys. I remember even as a little kid I thought those were super dangerous. For me it was the PAC-Man fad and Atari games. I remember running through the store as kid with a stampede of people the day Pac-man was released for the Atari 2600. I remember plotting strategy with my Dad that I would sprint with the other kids to grab a number to get a game at the electronics counter while he and the other parents followed like a line of charging bulls. I think my number was 7. It was the only Black-Friday type episode I have ever been involved in.

Rob Seibolt, CRM
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