November 17, 2007
Waxing nostalgia
It's almost time for Christmas, which means kids will be making lists about what they want. Now a days we have all these electronic and online wish lists, but when I was a kids it was the catalogs and wish books from various stores, I remember those fondly. I remember spending hours sitting in front of those books circling the items that I want. Over at X-Entertainment (I don't know why they named it that because there is nothing x-rated about it nor is that how I found it! It's all about toys and stuff.) they have an article regarding the 1985 JC Penny Wish Book.
I agree completely with the author regarding the USS Flagg. That was the only GI Joe toy that I wanted really bad that I never got. Sometimes, late at night when I can't sleep, I still think about it.
'85? I was just hoping to pass the upcoming semester finals.
But I did want a Tempest machine. Hell. I still do.
Posted by: That 1 Guy at November 17, 2007 10:32 AMMan oh man - that stuff brings back memories...
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