I didn't know that the Chia was still made

[cbelt3]

Ah, the best toys are the simplest ones.

Of course I also miss being able to buy real chemicals for my chemistry set. Reagent grade Iodine.. Check. High quality Ammonia. Check. Mix. Check. Pour onto paper squares to dry. Check. Drop superball on one paper square...Big BANG, ball heads toward the stratoshpere in a cloud of purple smoke.

[$tevie]

Rick-o wrote:
I was wondering the same thing the other day about Super Balls that were all the rage back when I was a kid. Apparently, they're still around. http://www.superballs.com/

The first time I saw one in action was when the next door neighbor brought one up to show us how high it would bounce. He smashed it hard against the sidewalk, and it came up fast and tagged him on the nose, instantly bloodying it. We also would hit them with baseball bats, never to see them again. Fun times. :devil:

Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gzDC-2ZO8I&feature=results_video&playnext=1&list=PL003DE36DF89FF6A6

[Rick-o]

Heh! Happy Fun Ball!! That was great! (tu)

[freeradical]

Was that Steve Martin doing the beginning of that parody?

[$tevie]

If you are referring to the narrator, it's the late great Phil Hartman.