that list is great, although the pic you chose for your blog (the sgt. pepper's lonely hearts club bears) aren't kid's toys. they're kubrick bears (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kubrick_(toy)). the kubrick figures are mostly collected by adults (like the comic book guy on the simpsons) and not ever played with. i'm sure it's quite the opposite situation with that sled.
I need to look into that sled.....a hem, that is for sledding.....what were you thinking?? heh hee heh heh heh.....
ReplyDeleteBatteries sold separately.
ReplyDeletethat list is great, although the pic you chose for your blog (the sgt. pepper's lonely hearts club bears) aren't kid's toys. they're kubrick bears (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kubrick_(toy)). the kubrick figures are mostly collected by adults (like the comic book guy on the simpsons) and not ever played with.
ReplyDeletei'm sure it's quite the opposite situation with that sled.
Huh. Kind of like my friend C's collection of Star Wars action figures in my basement (they're not "dolls", they're "action figures").
ReplyDeleteStill, some freaky lookin' bears.
I would argue that the "sled" isn't a kids toy either (ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha)
ReplyDeletefor more freaky lookin' "action figures": www.kidrobot.com
ReplyDeleteGabba gabba hey!
ReplyDeleteI actually like some of those things. Does that make me weird The ones on the front page look like Legos people meets . . . I don't know what.