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PrintableShySlantedEye1 said: charlottegelin said: my son is obsessed with mummies and their bandages and the half rotten corpses underneath  Mine too. He wanted to take one of my collectible Barbies and actually mumify it with the wax and stuff. Lock your dolls up!  
they are welcome to do that to any dolls we have they are all from thrift stores to start with. I never kept my barbies  my sister and I did horrible things to them. We spray painted one with automotive touch up paint and she kind of dissolved, her hair became one giant clump of goo!  | |
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charlottegelin said: bkw said: My son has just purchased a plastic skull that forms part of a plastic skeleton that is exactly the same height as him. You buy each bit one at a time. You also buy the brains and guts to go in it. Should I be worried? where can you buy that?! I have never seen it, how much are the bits? They are at my local newsagent (they're part of the Newspower group) and it is part of some promotion called "My Body". The first part, out this week, is the main part of the skull. It cost $2.95. They release a new part each week I think. When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. | |
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bkw said: charlottegelin said: where can you buy that?! I have never seen it, how much are the bits? They are at my local newsagent (they're part of the Newspower group) and it is part of some promotion called "My Body". The first part, out this week, is the main part of the skull. It cost $2.95. They release a new part each week I think. how many parts will there be I wonder?  might get grandpa onto the case! too hard for me to remember | |
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bkw said: My 5 year old son told me last night that he wants to find a dead person so that we can remove his brains. We can then drive by the cemetry and throw the brains over the fence to feed the zombies.
I kid you not!
. [Edited 5/9/06 20:51pm] HAHA YOUR KID IS THE GREATEST! I mean, like, where is the sun? | |
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Mia writes her name on everything at the moment.  | |
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my mom kept a phone message that i wrote down when i was about that age
somehow i managed to get across that so and so from the department of agriculture had called and perhaps a number too lol i wonder if the guy realized he was talking to a five year old lol these aussie kids are sounding rather brilliant! what are they putting in your water??  She couldn't stop crying 'cause she knew he was gone to stay | |
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I just love that, my daughter had a "jurnl" at that age and I still have it, she wrote stories and events of the day, precious precious precious time.  
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althom said: Mia writes her name on everything at the moment.
actually I have noticed that here too, even the carpet is labelled  | |
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