Thank you all. First,for your continued prayers for my grandson. I know in my heart he’ll beat this cancer thing. I just know it.
Second,thank you for sharing some of your childhood memories. Being an exhibitor, be it as an arts and crafts fair, flea market, antique show, or toy show takes an awful lot of work. You need to make/find merchandise to sell, tag it, pack it, transport, set tables up, stay in your selling space all day and re-pack everything that didn’t sell and haul it home. Sometimes you make a profit,sometimes you don’t. What with the popularity of the internet people are finding other means to buy what they’re looking for. The reason I got into selling toys is that it was something fun (most of the time),I met a lot of dealers with much knowledge to impart that you would never get from a book,and mostly seeing the smiles on peoples’ faces when they see something that once brought them great joy during an innocent and carefree youth. I always maintained,if you can’t have fun selling toys,why are you doing it? I would hear lots of stories like those you posted yesterday about a favorite doll,truck or game. Therein lies the value in them. It’s a happy part of our past and we need to hang on to it in today’s world. If you don’t mind,I’d like to do a post from time to time about these wonderful things and maybe give you some information you didn’t have before. I really enjoy it because I never completely grew up at heart.
ON WITH THE NASTINESS!!!!!



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[Added by CtH: Snopes says Carville never said this. But given Snopes’ left bias, I think if Carville didn’t say this, he probably thinks it. It’s like “fake but accurate”, you know? Wait, where did we hear that line before?]


CAN I GET AN AMEN?


OH,HOW I’VE MISSED THIS BULBOUS-NOSED JERKOFF (NOT)

