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23 May 2020, 7:25 pm

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My funny son made me laugh. I bought him a small blue fan after the elder broke his first one (he has an obsession with fans).


He was so happy n carrying it around the way as he walked about the house , as children usually do with teddy bears. I found it hilarious


I had a 1:43 scale Ferrari F-40 I did that with a lot as a kid. :oops:


Mine was a plastic (and very realistic-looking) savannah monitor lizard. I don’t recall ever actually naming it, but gosh, I loved that thing. I still have it, although when I was little I chewed off some of its toes and the tip of its tail.

I actually wish I could still get away with carrying a stuffed animal in public without drawing attention, because I have become very attached to my stuffed tiger shark (Lilia). I’m debating whether I want to carry her around anyway or would feel too awkward.


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23 May 2020, 7:35 pm

dragonsanddemons wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
blooiejagwa wrote:
My funny son made me laugh. I bought him a small blue fan after the elder broke his first one (he has an obsession with fans).


He was so happy n carrying it around the way as he walked about the house , as children usually do with teddy bears. I found it hilarious


I had a 1:43 scale Ferrari F-40 I did that with a lot as a kid. :oops:


Mine was a plastic (and very realistic-looking) savannah monitor lizard. I don’t recall ever actually naming it, but gosh, I loved that thing. I still have it, although when I was little I chewed off some of its toes and the tip of its tail.

I actually wish I could still get away with carrying a stuffed animal in public without drawing attention, because I have become very attached to my stuffed tiger shark (Lilia). I’m debating whether I want to carry her around anyway or would feel too awkward.


I had a toy velociraptor I did that with too. Even more impressively, I haven't chewed his tail off.

In my twenties I used to carry Noire with me when I'd go to cons or similar. I still do it occasionally and I swear it's not just a Vincent 'The Oddfather' Gigante ploy.


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24 May 2020, 8:42 pm

The joke about how Germans like to march in the forrest.


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25 May 2020, 4:36 pm

CockneyRebel wrote:
The joke about how Germans like to march in the forrest.


How does that joke go?