I volunteer at a charity shop, and we received a big donation of unwanted toys, including a few of those soldiers, as I said, but I didn't think we'd sell them. And now someone bought them all, and I'd dropped one of the toys on its head before I was told that. Whoops!
Who in their right minds would buy such tat?
I read all the new SW toys sold appallingly.. I guess the uber fans who'd normally buy anything SW related back in the 80s/90s/00s only bought the legacy characters like Han, Luke, Leia and that Luke v Vader Bespin set that was released at the time of TFA (apparently there was supposed to be a flashback to it in the film when Rey picks up the lightsabre) and ignored the rest. I recall seeing endless packs of large scale Rey, Poe, Finns in Home Bargains stores. nobody wanted them
shareMaybe the dude has kids and the kids might like some crimson-robed bad guy toys? Maybe they've got some other Star Wars toys and they need some villain stuff to fight.
Not everybody is buying Star Wars action figures to put on their desks and look at.
"I volunteer at a charity shop"
No you don't.
What makes you think I don't?
I love that volunteering at a charity shop is supposedly something someone would lie about.
shareIt was foebane typing it and posting it that tipped me off.
shareActually, I DO volunteer. Today, in fact, RSPCA, UK. Take-off of out-of-date clothes, some tagging, various other activities.
Only an uncharitable fiend would dislike the new Star Wars movies. You probably steal from orphans, you dastardly devil!
shareThe Disney Trilogy may look nice, but the characterisations are awful and the plots are a horrible repetitious mish-mash of random ideas cobbled together, because there was no preparation in the trilogy as a whole. The thousands of plotholes have been pointed out to oblivion on YouTube, and frankly, I just don't care any more. They are just movies, after all. Bad ones at that.
I just know.
shareInteresting. Many copies of Casino Royale available?
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