Toys of the Seventies, Silly Putty

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Silly Putty was some soft clay that you could make shapes with, it came in a hard, plastic egg-shaped container.
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John - August 10, 2008 - Report this comment
Sister, long hair, silly putty. Dare I go on? Actually neither I nor my brother put it in her hair, it was self-inflicted. She rolled over on it herself. Okay, maybe one of us left it on the floor and maybe one of us was wrestling with her and maybe she rolled onto it herself. Mother was furious, when peanut butter failed to loosen it, it was scissors time. Oh yah and one could press the putty onto the colored funny papers that came out on Sunday morning newspaper. I remember feeling kind of guilty about lifting a copy of Richard Nixon's face from the newspaper and making it look goofy, and wondered if I would be put in jail for that if anyone found out.
crazy amy - June 29, 2009 - Report this comment
ist of all JOHN,i had a brother like you,and yes there were a LOT of "accidents".2nd dont feel guilty nixon looked kind of goofy already-almost as if he had ALREADY been stretched on some silly putty. what i remember most was how it snapped if you bit into it-aahh memories!
Emily - September 27, 2009 - Report this comment
Aww, I USED to have some silly putty. I would blow bubbles into it to pop it, instead of biting it, (it tasted horrible after so much play and germs), but my sister left it out and it dried up rock solid. :(
Janice - November 09, 2009 - Report this comment
Yea,mainly just used it to transfer the comics on it,then i didn't want to mess it up,then u get over it and do it again,great times,i'm proud to b a 70's kid.

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