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Old 07-18-2004, 01:49 AM   #1
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I was out with my friends today and we were talking about all old toys from the 80's. Well, first we mentioned Popples and then my friend thought we were talking about another toy. I don't know the name of it but they were stuffed animals that had these plastic bubbles or balls in their stomachs that you could slide open and then keep candy or whatever in their stomachs. When she mentioned that I totally remembered what she was talking about, but couldn't remember the name of the toy. Maybe it really didn't have a name, but does anyone else remember these??
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No, that's not it. I know what viewmasters are. I had those. Maybe the toy I'm thinking of didn't have a name. It definitely wasn't a viewmaster, I know that.

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I don't know but it sounds weird.

Does anyone know what this toy was called.. it was a ball thing, i think they were all yellow, with different colored rubber spikey things on it... and when you turn it on it starts shaking. yeah.
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yeah i know what you're talking about but i forgot what they're called. except mine had a key you open it with and i didn't get it in the 80's.
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I don't know but it sounds weird.

Does anyone know what this toy was called.. it was a ball thing, i think they were all yellow, with different colored rubber spikey things on it... and when you turn it on it starts shaking. yeah.
Oooo, I remember what you're talking about!

I can't remember the name either..
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Does anyone know what this toy was called.. it was a ball thing, i think they were all yellow, with different colored rubber spikey things on it... and when you turn it on it starts shaking. yeah.
ITS A BUMBLE BALL!!!!
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I was out with my friends today and we were talking about all old toys from the 80's. Well, first we mentioned Popples and then my friend thought we were talking about another toy. I don't know the name of it but they were stuffed animals that had these plastic bubbles or balls in their stomachs that you could slide open and then keep candy or whatever in their stomachs. When she mentioned that I totally remembered what she was talking about, but couldn't remember the name of the toy. Maybe it really didn't have a name, but does anyone else remember these??
Were they by any chance a Care Bear related toy?
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ITS A BUMBLE BALL!!!!
I found it on Google after you posted the name!

Hehe, I never had one myself, but a lot of kids younger than me had Bumble Ball, I remember that...

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ITS A BUMBLE BALL!!!!
BUMBLE BALL!!!!!!! Oh my god. THANK YOU. I've been trying to think of the damn name for years.
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Were they by any chance a Care Bear related toy?
No, I don't think so. I just know it was some stuffed animals with a plastic ball/bubble in the stomach to keep things in! Maybe it wasn't from the 80's, maybe it was earlier or later than that decade.
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Keepers

http://www.inthe80s.com/toys/keepers.shtml

When I saw the picture I realized what you were talking about I had at least two of these.
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http://www.inthe80s.com/toys/keepers.shtml

When I saw the picture I realized what you were talking about I had at least two of these.

No, that's not it either! Geez, how many toys did that have in the 80's that you could keep stuff in?! LOL! Yeah, I thought you were right but once I saw the picture of "Keepers" that wasn't it. This was like an animal sitting upright (like a Teddy Ruxpin) that had a plastic ball in the front of the stomach. Maybe I'm just going crazy.....
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There WERE different versions of keepers, you know. I don't know what it could be, honestly.
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This is gonna bug me too until I find out what it is.
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