The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for June 20, 2021

Not Wheels is good, but I loved Work-Doh the most.

How about Mr Cabbage Head, or maybe Hungry Hungry Hippies (got the munchies man)

The building set with all the bolts missing – Mechanot.

My favorite was the erector set with it’s steel beams, bolts and nuts. Next favorite were Lincoln Logs. The touch of real wood inspired many projects.

Wiffle Wrecking Ball

Lawn Grenades

My Little Peon

Hansel and Gretel “destroyed” the coven.

The way my grandson goes through little cars, we have a lot of not wheels.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Girdles !

My fav of the above- Not Wheels. Love the little concrete blocks. Though my son would deconstruct Stompers.

My Little Peony gave me a chuckle.

The political toy: Elector Set.

Don’t forget the boring game: “Blandy Land”.

♪ Smells up the stairs without a care ♫ a stench right up to the sky ♪ It’s Stinky, it’s Stinky ♪ for fun it’s the best of toys ♫ It’s Stinky, it’s Stinky ♪ Favorite of girls and boys.

Chutes and Ladders and Ted and Alice

John McEnroe Potato Head. Game, set, mash! Includes unique racquet masher.

Easy bake Coven and Not Wheels were the best

No comment would live up to the genius standards of Hilburn! Kudos!

That last panel is a hoot!

In the late ’60s Santa brought our kids a truck toy that was self driving and would change direction if it bumped into something. So, I was driven to put it between the stove and refrigerator at bed time. Alas, next morning it was still bumping around in there. Wish I still had it. youtu.be/XLYefZkOMB0?t=1

Bag Lady Barbie

I dunno; I think the Manic 8 Ball could catch on.

Or there is something even scarier than the Ouija Board and that is the Ouija Broad, always knows the answers and how to control your life with unwanted demands

Witches (Who think they can trick kids into a toy oven) Be Loco!

The tires are not the things on your car

That make contact with the road

The car is not the thing on the road

That takes you back to your abode

Bummed is what you are

When you go out to your car, and it’s been towed