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Current Ramblings

Wednesday, July 14, 2004

I want to be Graham's Aunt Susan:



As further proof that I can find just about any toy if I put my mind to it, today at Meijer I got ahold of the very popular and sadly short-packed movie Doc Ock figure that I've been angsting for since I finally saw Spider-Man 2. Now I have to dig out my Spider-Man from the first movie for him to beat up on. For my next trick, I will be picking up the Transformers Battle in a Box set for all the non-Midwest #wiigii!ers.

posted@10:59 PM by:Trixter: 0 comments   

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