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Milllllennnnnim Falconnnnn! Milllllennnnnim Falconnnnn!

I dont think I'll ever let my kids have one of those things.

bkw said:

CynthiasSocks said:

CynthiasSocks said:

i remember seeing a commercial for the 12" indiana jones doll and running outside toward my grandma screaming "I'M GOING TO DIE! I'M GOING TO DIE! I WANT AN INDIANA JONES DOLL OR I'M GOING TO DIE!!!"

and when i got one for christmas i started up again, "I'M GOING TO DIE! I'M GOING TO DIE NOW! I HAVE AN INDY JONES DOLL! I'M GOING TO DIE!!!"

oh, my mom and my grandma absolutely ADORE telling that story at inopportune times (for me).

CynthiasSocks said:

Those poor kids, their paretns gave them a Star Wars toy, but no socks or shoes.

The next day they had to ride a donkey into Egypt and no inn would have them. They ended up in a little barn out in the country.

HamsterHuey said:

I think he wore landspeeders as sandals.

CynthiasSocks said:

Awww Star Wars toys (sighs) everytime i go to visit the parents, i always go look at all of my star wars toys which amazinly held up pretty well. The Falcon was the best though, even in the movies that ship had character. The Death Star toy was pretty cool too. I thought the landspeeder was pure genius though with the spring wheel action that puppy could go for yards with one push.

Really as I write this all of the toys were pretty amazing and durable. I think the only problem i had was that my darth vader tie fighter's wings kept falling off from the beam that connected to the pod center, but super glue fixed that right up.