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1605ArticlefuschniktDang! Thankfully I already have a set. Finally got it about four years ago. Just shy of two decades after the story. Dec 11, 2014View
1608ArticleHoju KoolanderGreat, feel good story. Spinja stress, has to be the best kind.I remember well the tales of elusive toys only available in another state where friends had just visited or used to live. For that reason I always made my parents stop at a toy store when we were out of town, just in case. It is awesome that your parents tried at least.1990 - The Year Santa DiedDec 11, 2014View
1622Articlecomic_book_fani found out about santa when i was 6 by sneaking out and catching my oldest brother putting the present and the stocking up and he had eaten the milk and cookies. and about 2 years before that i had an experience kind of like yours except i saw my sister packing in my present the night they bought it and when i asked about it they told me santa gave them the present while they were at the mall to put up they told me he done that to all the parents there so it would cut down on his delivery time which was completely logical to me at the time.1990 - The Year Santa DiedDec 12, 2014View
1623ArticleVaporman87We parents can get pretty creative when necessary. LOL1990 - The Year Santa DiedDec 12, 2014View
2382ArticlemickyarberI don't remember when I first realized Santa wasn't real, but I do remember the after effect. I can remember feeling closer to my parents once I knew it was them spending hard earned cash for the things under the tree, and I think that helped me develop a deeper sense of appreciation for all kinds of things. Fun article.1990 - The Year Santa DiedJul 11, 2015View
2384ArticleVaporman87Hopefully my kids feel the same way about my wife and I when they discover the truth. LOL1990 - The Year Santa DiedJul 12, 2015View
4706ArticleDalek227I know this article is a few years old but I had to comment. One, I was so sure the new cool kid was going to be the one to blab about Santa, as I was reading haha and two, what a low blow that he got that kid spinjas. We had like a five dollar limit for our Secret Santa LOL. I love that you were very grateful despite not getting exactly what you wanted. 1990 - The Year Santa DiedDec 12, 2018View
1579ArticlemassrealityI loved that Medieval Spawn figure. Its one of those things on my must buy again list. It was just so cool.Christmas of 1994 Dec 10, 2014View
1580Articlecomic_book_fanyeah it was a cool figure. hey there is my next top 5 list right there i got 2 lined up and then another Christmas story.Christmas of 1994 Dec 10, 2014View
1585ArticleVaporman87By the mid-90's, KB Toys (KayBee Toys) had become a go-to place for toys that had been out of production for a couple years. And, by 1997 (when hype was building for the awful mess that was Godzilla '98), Trendmasters' Godzilla toy line had ceased production (as did Trendmasters altogether - they filed bankruptcy). The prices of those figures, especially the 12" line, had increased tremendously on the only existing online aftermarket of that time (Ebay). So, my mission was clear. I began mapping out EVERY mall with a KayBee Toys in it within a 100 mile radius. Every weekend (and sometimes weekdays) I would travel to another mall, check out the KayBee Toys for Trendmasters Godzilla figures, collect my treasures, and head home. I did that for probably a year. I sold most of what I had found, but also supplemented my own collection (which I still have today). Ahh, the days of bachelorhood when you could just leave on stupid trips like that for no good reason. Yeah, I don't miss those days. They all feel wasted now. Christmas of 1994 Dec 10, 2014View