| abstract | - the Lite Brite that had two boards on you but your paper in and the other you put on top so you could but the pigs in. and it wouldn't let your paper move or rip. I us to have one. Wish I could find it again. Today's is not quite as good. Small, brightly colored pegs that plugged into a design posted onto a laptop-like structure. When complete, the design lit up like Christmas lights, revealing the design. The designs could be interchanged. A screen type set up, which resembled today's computer monitor, and you removed a black screen with holes, slid in a black sheet of paper which had letters (for the colors it used within that certain hole), and you put the screen back in place, plugged it in, and put colored plastic pegs in the holes, and you created some awesome looking pictures, it was a blast! The lite brite that had two boards on you but your paper in and the other you put on top so you could but the pegs in. and it wouldn't let your paper move or rip. I us to have one. Wish I could find it again. A plastic box with a light bulb inside, the cover had a grid of holes into which fit little plastic colored pegs that lit up from the light inside. You could make your own designs or use paper ones provided with the toy.
- Lite Brite was not lol sike it was the hypnotic light emitting-console of the 1967s, transforming countless numbers of low-functioning children that drank too much milk into super-mutant things..with super-mutant powers...and such. Many people believed that the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were a prime example of this brainwashing, but it turns out they were just freaks. The Lite Brite still lives on as the thing that changed the most things in the world.
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