Quote Originally Posted by GGT View Post
Answer: they're being stored in bins by future grand-parents. Along with WWI tin soldiers (with their lead paint). Waiting for the return to Imagination and Simplicity.

My Barbie Doll bin holds an old metal Band-Aid box I used to create her kitchen stove, long before Barbie had a kitchen (or car, or condo, or...all those pink plastic things she had later). Back when Band-Aids used to routinely come in metal boxes with flip-tops. Still has the magic marker circles I drew on top for the burners. I used to keep her earrings in a metal Bayer aspirin purse tin, too.
lol that's cute don't think i keep any old toys from my childhood..aside from a teddy bear or two, everything else would have been thrown out during the many times my parents decided to move.

Quote Originally Posted by Ominous Gamer View Post
Everyone opening at midnight is rough, but its not even 2am yet and my shopping is done and i'm about to lay down for the night. Walmart doesn't do its outside lines anymore since that one employee was trampled to death, so its interesting watching how people spend their time when they are stuck inside a store for 5+ hours.
Employee trampled to death? wtf?!
Is this a regular thing for walmart (opening at midnight that is), or is it only when there's some massive sale? But an employee being trampled to death...are the crowds that bad?