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Let's arm the children - that's always a good idea ... Wow, I'm not sure "The Happy Daisy Boy" is such a great moniker to be stuck with. :)
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Tasha's Thinkings | Wittegen Press | FB3X (AC)
That is scary. I had toy guns at that age!
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All I can think of is A Christmas Story. You'll shoot your eye out, kid.
ReplyDeleteToy guns were a part of our lives. I even had some and I played a lot of gun fight at the OK Corral. I was a pretty good shot as I recall.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe the price, $2.50. As a non American, I just think of it as part of the American culture. Not one I subscribe to although when we lived in NC for a while, we had a shot gun for the snakes.
ReplyDeleteI love looking at old advertisements. They are usually pretty funny. Girl Who Reads
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, toy guns were all the rage when I was small but in today's society I somehow think life has changed somewhat.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
It is so amusing that a weapon has such an innocent and innocuous name, 'Daisy'. Love the old pictures. I spend a lot of time on the Library of Congress and the New York Public Library digital collections websites browsing through their old pix.
ReplyDeleteIt is so amusing that a weapon has such an innocent and innocuous name, 'Daisy'. Love the old pictures. I spend a lot of time on the Library of Congress and the New York Public Library digital collections websites browsing through their old pix.
ReplyDeleteAlex Cavanaugh beat me to it: you'll shoot your eye out, kid.
ReplyDeleteBut hey: IT'S YOUR EYE. (Even though I'm a chick, I loved my BB gun when I was growing up). Great post!
Cherdo
Cherdo on the Flipside
"Favorite Characters, Favorite Lines" on the A-to-Z Challenge 2016
I always wanted an air rifle when I was a kid. I did finally get one, but I don't remember ever using it much. In fact it seems like it just disappeared from my life soon after I got it. Now I'm wondering where that darn rifle went.
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A to Z Challenge Co-host
Tossing It Out
You'll shoot your eye out!
ReplyDeleteHeather
The name Daisy for a gun just doesn't go and the boy is freaky
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