Dusty Ayres
Commodore
I'd buy it (I've already got Barbie and Skipper as Wonder Woman and Velma Dinkley) and I want to see Ken & Barbie as The Doctor and Amy Pond; it's about time, Mattel! What does anybody else think?
Why isn't there a Barbie & ken set of Doctor Who dolls?
Because maybe there really is a God?Why isn't there a Barbie & ken set of Doctor Who dolls?![]()
So I'm guessing they don't have LEGO's in the UK?
So I'm guessing they don't have LEGO's in the UK?
Of course we do. We do, however, just call it Lego.
Because maybe there really is a God?Why isn't there a Barbie & ken set of Doctor Who dolls?![]()
OK, smarty pants, who should make them, then, if not Mattel?
Wrong? Who said it was wrong? It's unusual, it's eccentric, it's beyond my understanding obviously, but it's not wrong.Because they're fun? Is there something wrong with that?
I understand the emotional impulse behind it, and I understand that some people want to buy things to have on their shelves to look at, which is perfectly natural. What I don't understand is why someone would rather look at a Doctor Who action figure than an expensive pottery or fine works of art.Some of us just like to have things like this on our shelves to look at. Like expensive pottery or fine works of art.
It makes perfect sense, actually. I'm not nostalgic at all, so that might explain why I can't quite see the point in collecting toys. Maybe I'm just not wired like most people.(pardon me if the above doesn't make sense. It's 6AM here)
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