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Linky! Talk about your first amendment rights... Look at the gallery, its about the funniest thing I've ever seen. I don't think I'd put my barbie in a blender, but I do want to do something "drastic" to get a picture in the gallery.
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quote: When 7-year-old Zachariah Zelin ripped off the Christmas wrapping, he squealed with delight. Santa brought the talking G.I. Joe doll he wanted. Problem was, Joe talked like Barbie..... the BLO claims to have surreptitiously switched the voice boxes on 300 G.I. Joe and Barbie dolls across the United States this holiday season.
When Zachariah was asked whether he wanted Santa to take back the feminine Joe, he responded sharply, "No way." "I love him. I like everything about him," he said as he and three neighborhood friends played with the doll. "He's teaching me not to fight."
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I read the whole article. I can't believe it happened here in San Diego.
BTW, my fav. pic in the Blender site is where Barbie has Ken as a hostage. I just loved that so much.
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When my son was little, he wanted a Barbie doll to play with. So I got him one. Thing is, his Barbie turned out to be quite the promiscuous slut. She had the nasty habit of shedding all her clothes and laying down in the shoe box with all the Power Rangers.
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When I was in grade school I had a friend whose mom wouldn't allow her to have dolls with breasts until she had breasts. Her sister matured very early and owned at least one barbie doll before she grew too old for them but my friend never did... I think she might have been allowed the older model flat chested Skipper dolls.
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quote:Originally posted by Theaca: When I was in grade school I had a friend whose mom wouldn't allow her to have dolls with breasts until she had breasts. Her sister matured very early and owned at least one barbie doll before she grew too old for them but my friend never did... I think she might have been allowed the older model flat chested Skipper dolls.
What a horrible mother.
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When they were small, my dad and his brother once took their toy horses and their sister's doll out to play. They eventually came to the obvious playtime conclusion of one Barbie, drawn and quartered as realistically as possible, and one loudly crying sister, who to the best of my knowledge still hasn't forgiven them for it yet.
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