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The clothes that came with these dolls were the biggest pain in the butt for me as a little kid.

If I wanted to give her a diffrent outfit, I would have to spray her body and her clothes with this slippery stuff that my mom bought to go in my hair, all because of some business genius said "Hey! Let's make their clothes really stiff and rubbery and siliconey so whatever little girl want to play with them tears their clothes by accident!" On the bright side, I've always loved the smell of that hairspray, and the dolls were soooo pretty...

^I really disliked those dolls when I was younger. I have always preferred stuffies to dolls, especially since dolls creep me out [along with mannequins, marionettes, puppets, androids, masks, and clocks].

Polly Pockets creep you out? I've always liked both plushies and stuffed animals and dolls, but why do clocks freak you out?

What Kazan has shown us is a pinball machine from either the 60s or 70s.

^^I didn't say that Polly Pockets creep me out; when I said dolls, I meant the larger, more realistic looking dolls. There's something about the mechanical, unnatural sound of a clock that disturbs me, as if it's something that shouldn't make that sound.

Oh, okay. please don't be mad for questioning you!

I remember those you used to see them in the local Milkbar here.

The only dolls I ever liked were Barbie Dolls, other dolls like baby dolls, the ones that closed their eyes and those porciline (not sure if I spelt that right) dolls were creepy to me as well.
Ventriliqrist dolls that that chuckie doll were even more creepy.

<--- Toys he grew up with when he was a young 'un.

1. Sit 'N Spin "Some kids go whoop, when they sit spin. Some kids go, uh, uh, when they sit n spin."
2. Operation - The survival game!
3. Spirograph
4. Connect 4 "Pretty sneaky, sis."

Ahh, those were the day, when HR Puff n Stuff was on TV.

I loved every doll I ever had, even if it was creepy looking. Unless you were a baby doll. If so, you ain't gettin' any love.

Also, I think Sit N Spins hated me. When I would go too fast, everything would start to slant and when I would stand up, I would be too dizzy and fall on my butt, most likely on something hard.

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Midnightstar, it is pretty much almost impossible to make me mad, and if I did get angry at something, it would never be you. Trust me on this, okay?

Aprilviolets: I believe the effect of that creepiness is called the Uncanny Valley.

I had a baby doll but I didn't like it, I used to drop it face down to make it cry.

Ah, yes, being a sadistic little kid. I geuss I always felt really uncomfortable towards babies and toddlers, so I geuss that's why I hated it when somebody I barely knew bought me a baby doll for Christmas.

^I will now openly admit that I tortured ants...because I was copycatting what my cousin did, since he always took the lead and I was always the tag-along.

I liked "Operation" as a kid.

As well as "Headache," "Trouble," and "Monopoly."

I wish I had the "rock-em, sock-em robots by Marx." Or anything "by Marx," really.

The "Big Wheel" tricycle was a little after my time.

Though Hot Wheels cars were cool.