I bought a Spirograph!

[Patrick Curtin]

Well, not >>quite<< but it's the closest I've seen in a while. I used to love my >old one< back in the Seventies.

[lynora]

I used to have one of those when I was a kid. I think my parents bought it at a garage sale or something. I thought it was really cool for about a week. I like the repetetive intricate interlaced pattern idea, but I always wanted to take it outside the lines. :)

[Patrick Curtin]

It's a cool tool for drawing. It's boring by itself, but you can use the patterns as part of a greater whole.

[James Keegan]

Have you noticed a direct correlation between the decline of Spirograph and the rise in youth violence?! Think about it!

[Ubermench]

My older sister never let me use the set my family had, she also never let me use the etcha-sketch I got for christmas or the play dough or anything else she decided she wanted.

[Patrick Curtin]

James Keegan wrote:

Have you noticed a direct correlation between the decline of Spirograph and the rise in youth violence?! Think about it!

Nice Dr. Spirograph quote dude ...LOL

[Guy Humual]

Ubermench wrote:

My older sister never let me use the set my family had, she also never let me use the etcha-sketch I got for christmas or the play dough or anything else she decided she wanted.

but you don't sound at all bitter about it Ubermench