01. 20. 2008

Giant Etch-a- Sketch

Introduce a little kid to this Deluxe TV Etch a Sketch to give him a glimpse of what entertainment was like in the olden days. He'll either be charmed by the simplicity of it or feel sorry for you that this is what passed for fun when you were a kid.

You plug the controller into your TV to play the four different activities, and shake the controller to wipe out your work and start over. This piece of nostalgia sells for just $12.98.

Via bookofjoe.

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