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  • PNGwynne
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    Very cool Mr. Freeze.

    Lincoln's Death Maiden & The Victim?! Sign me up!!!!

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  • TrekStar
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    Love this weeks newsletter. I’ve been looking for a Star Trekulator, but I haven’t been able to get one, not much luck on ebay, maybe some day.

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  • Dan2Dan
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    Another great newsletter: thanks again for putting it together!

    I also really enjoyed the You Tube video about the Top 10 Space: 1999 toys. I had the Eagle playset as a kid. I loved the ship but thought the three figures were terrible. I remember pulling them apart at the waist to change them into a sitting position and that being really hard for me as a child. (I rapidly broke 2 of the 3.)

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  • palitoy
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    Originally posted by MRP
    Another fun newsletter, and sending Brian get well vibes. Happy Memorial Day to everyone.

    -M
    Thank you sir, I'm covered in CBD currently.

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  • MRP
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    Another fun newsletter, and sending Brian get well vibes. Happy Memorial Day to everyone.

    -M

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  • EMCE Hammer
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    Have a safe weekend everyone.

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  • Dan2Dan
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    Originally posted by achtung jamie
    My parents made me save up for the Falcon one dollar at time. Had to cut open my Spidey head bank when I finally had enough.
    That's an awesome childhood memory. And that Millennium Falcon was worth every penny, making it even better!

    Even my wife, who has no interest in any of this kind of thing and who is several years younger than I am, had one as a kid. (She liked RotJ Yoda as a kid, apparently.) One time, not long after we were married, we were visiting my in-laws and my mother-in-law, who knew I liked all this stuff, opened a hall closet and told me I could take anything I wanted from in there -filled with my wife's childhood toys (about which she had no interest whatsoever). And there was a well-used Millennium Falcon, which I did take (and still have), over my wife's good natured objections...

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  • achtung jamie
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    My parents made me save up for the Falcon one dollar at time. Had to cut open my Spidey head bank when I finally had enough.

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  • Dan2Dan
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    An online inflation calculator indicates that the $33.76 for the Millennium Falcon in 1980 is equivalent to $134 today. I'm genuinely shocked that my parents bought that for me for Christmas: that's a lot more expensive at the time than I thought....

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  • palitoy
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    Ta-dah!

    https://mailchi.mp/0ac661daafeb/mego...nd-previews?e=[UNIQID]
    Action figure news, reviews and sneak Previews!

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  • palitoy
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    Originally posted by EMCE Hammer

    I did too. Brian is so gross.
    That episode of Star Trek evokes strong trauma in me, and I'm pretty gross.

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  • EMCE Hammer
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    Originally posted by Werewolf

    Okey dokey, I just thought it was a Ghostbusters reference.
    I did too. Brian is so gross.

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  • Werewolf
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    Originally posted by palitoy

    I meant to invoke thoughts of two "pee streams" not the horrors of that BS.
    Okey dokey, I just thought it was a Ghostbusters reference.

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  • palitoy
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    Originally posted by PNGwynne
    Ewww, I suddenly though of Lazarus on Star Trek. Not a favorite episode.
    Oh Criminy, that is the worst freaking episode, sorry, I meant to invoke thoughts of two "pee streams" not the horrors of that BS.

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  • PNGwynne
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    Ewww, I suddenly though of Lazarus on Star Trek. Not a favorite episode.

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