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...or you could cheat by buying it off of Ebay as well.NaCler wrote:I only have one chaser and that is because we cheated. My mom and I split a case of 24 on the Park 3 series and you are guaranteed a chaser in those 24 boxes. So, I have one, but it technically doesn't count as I didn't "find" it.Amy wrote:Thanks NaCler ~ did you get any of the chasers then?
Doesn't matter how you obtain it, if you own it, you own it! And then you have more cool toys than the rest of the kidsmindflipper wrote:...or you could cheat by buying it off of Ebay as well.NaCler wrote:I only have one chaser and that is because we cheated. My mom and I split a case of 24 on the Park 3 series and you are guaranteed a chaser in those 24 boxes. So, I have one, but it technically doesn't count as I didn't "find" it.Amy wrote:Thanks NaCler ~ did you get any of the chasers then?
mindflipper wrote:They're not "dollies", they're "action figures" that smell like cheap plastic!
I was going to protest this too but it does look like the little dollies' arms moveWizzard419 wrote:Action? I demand to see points of articulation!mindflipper wrote:They're not "dollies", they're "action figures" that smell like cheap plastic!
I think you meant to say the action figures arms move.Amy wrote:I was going to protest this too but it does look like the little dollies' arms moveWizzard419 wrote:Action? I demand to see points of articulation!mindflipper wrote:They're not "dollies", they're "action figures" that smell like cheap plastic!
MmeLeota wrote:I absolutely HATED these things when they first came out. They were Miceky-shaped but downright creepy looking to me. But as they have released more and more, I have found that there are quite a few that have grown on me. I like the Muppets ones the best. The larger plush ones have been in the Disney Character Warehouse, but I can't seem to bring myself to even buy one. I'll just keep looking at the pictures. (Unless a MmeLeota one is released, then I might have to find one
I've never seen the HM one NaCler! Thanks for sharing that one.
If it has less points of articulation than a barbie then it's a doll, if it has more then it's an action figure.mindflipper wrote:I think you meant to say the action figures arms move.Amy wrote: I was going to protest this too but it does look like the little dollies' arms move
If it has hair that can be combed and styled, then its a doll; if it's small and plastic, it's action figure. As I remember it, the LOST action figures had NO articulation at all....(to me, that's just a lump of plastic)....Wizzard419 wrote:If it has less points of articulation than a barbie then it's a doll, if it has more then it's an action figure.mindflipper wrote:I think you meant to say the action figures arms move.Amy wrote: I was going to protest this too but it does look like the little dollies' arms move
My kids have a few that I don't mind what they do with them. In fact, the one I brought home for my girl (Hula Minnie) is missing her arms and has been chewed on. The one that took me the whole trip to find for my 5yo now has some minor teeth marks on one of the ears but it is his, so I don't mind... especially since I have another one for me.Amy wrote:Doesn't matter how you obtain it, if you own it, you own it! And then you have more cool toys than the rest of the kids
Any bite marks on your little dollys yet from your little girl playing with Daddy's toys?
That is nice that they have a few for their own enjoyment ~ and by the time they are older, they will appreciate Daddy's collection a little more and hopefully have moved out of the gnawing stageNaCler wrote:My kids have a few that I don't mind what they do with them. In fact, the one I brought home for my girl (Hula Minnie) is missing her arms and has been chewed on. The one that took me the whole trip to find for my 5yo now has some minor teeth marks on one of the ears but it is his, so I don't mind... especially since I have another one for me.Amy wrote:Doesn't matter how you obtain it, if you own it, you own it! And then you have more cool toys than the rest of the kids
Any bite marks on your little dollys yet from your little girl playing with Daddy's toys?
You can call them dollies if you want. Doesn't bother me. Remember, I've already lost my man-card on this site!Amy wrote:Action figures/dollies, they all are fun to play with, but it is more fun to play with their owners by calling them dollies
This is true, we know you are a sensitive sweet guy and we still like you! But I think it bothers mindflipper...just a teeny tiny little bitNaCler wrote:You can call them dollies if you want. Doesn't bother me. Remember, I've already lost my man-card on this site!Amy wrote:Action figures/dollies, they all are fun to play with, but it is more fun to play with their owners by calling them dollies