Flag Erasers

• 105090

  12 Jul 07, 18:53

  the full white ones were thicker than those with colours on the bottom..
  
  the days
  play until became a "discipline problem"
  
• spinsugar

  12 Jul 07, 21:48

  Ya I collected lots of them. The boys thought I was mental at 1st, but soon enough they decided I was serious and started letting me in on their WWE-inspired eraser game - u know, the one where u flick the eraser with a finger and try to get your flag eraser on top of the other.. the one on top wins and winner takes all.
  
  Half of them must've been "converted" to "eraser dust", the other half dunno throw until where.
  
  Then the teacher caught me a few times playing with those erasers, but I never got punished unlike the boys (to the protests of "no fair!" from the boys)
  
  Nostalgic!
• Wreckers

  12 Jul 07, 21:50

  Haha! My fav pri sch game! When bored, just take out the eraser play with the guy next to you.
• kenn3th

  12 Jul 07, 23:01

  
  quite a few primary schools still sell these
  
  my sis has like 2 boxes
  
  maybe i should go and KOPE one
  
  
• kenn3th

  12 Jul 07, 23:02

  other than flipping, still remember putting pencil lead on the base of the erasers and spinning it
• sir sickolot II

  12 Jul 07, 23:14

  those were fun times.. i'm seriously considering buying a pack for keepsake.. hey baba which part of mustafa centre ah... mustafa so big
• kenn3th

  12 Jul 07, 23:19

  Originally posted by sir sickolot II:

  those were fun times.. i'm seriously considering buying a pack for keepsake.. hey baba which part of mustafa centre ah... mustafa so big

  those neighbor hood stationery shops should have sell, or giant/carefour might have too.
• Kuali Baba

  13 Jul 07, 01:08

  Originally posted by sir sickolot II:

  those were fun times.. i'm seriously considering buying a pack for keepsake.. hey baba which part of mustafa centre ah... mustafa so big

  Go to the top floor, it's in the stationary section and on a bottom shelf, and sold in plastic packets.