Junior Hide Glue Kit . . .
s.mackay@worldnet.att.net
>This was listed as one of the top ten "hard to find" toys this year by a VERY bad GI.
Junior Hide Glue Kit . . .
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Dave Anderson Chester, NH
>As a person with a Class A sicko and wierd sense of totally politiclly incorrect humor, I LOVE IT!!!!
Re: Junior Hide Glue Kit . . .
#3Wandering OT
Bill Houghton, cold but no rain, Sebastopol, CA
>I read in the paper that 11-12 year old girls tend to destroy or at least beat up their Barbie dolls more than play with them. This might not be such a flop on the market, for certain ages...
Truly sick humor. Best hope no little kids are visiting here this week.
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Ernie Miller
>Are you putting that one up in a Charity auction or are you keeping it for your self?
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#5Truly sick and twisted...
Scott Burr in windy/rainy Ben Lomond, CA
>I love it!
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#6Re: Truly sick and twisted...
thomd
>How is that sick, isn't that what they actually do? Where is the dogfood line?
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#7Re: Truly sick and twisted...
Scott Burr in cold/hailing Ben Lomond, CA
>I really don't think my lil' pony would make good hide glue. I just had a pic in my mind, and liked Steve's homor. I'd never feed my animals Cheval all though I have tried it myself...
Whinnie!