... So I just packed up my old M.U.S.C.L.E. figurines and I'll be shipping them off tomorrow morning ...
I've been digging out storage shelves and boxes lately, trying to get rid of, well, junk. Mostly trinkets that have me wondering why I still have the stuff.
The M.U.S.C.L.E.s, which had been stored away in an old checking book box probably since my junior high years, didn't make the cut. As a child I played with the thumb-sized, flesh-colored creations constantly. During my family's Friday night stops at Shopko, I'd constantly beg to get a pack of the figurines, and once we were back home I'd be setting up a WWF-styled wrestling match with the things. Looking back at my elementary days, I'd have to say they were one of my favorite toys -- along with the Construx, Masters of the Universe toys, Star Wars figures, MASK toys, Legos and Micro Machines, of course ...
(this guy's Web site devoted to the M.U.S.C.L.E.s is CRA-zy ...)
Now they're going away to some collector kid in Massachusetts, compliments of eBay. I had 15 of them and sold 'em for five bucks.
I'm kind of going to miss the little guys. I should have kept at least one to decorate my cubicle at the office. Darn.
I've been digging out storage shelves and boxes lately, trying to get rid of, well, junk. Mostly trinkets that have me wondering why I still have the stuff.
The M.U.S.C.L.E.s, which had been stored away in an old checking book box probably since my junior high years, didn't make the cut. As a child I played with the thumb-sized, flesh-colored creations constantly. During my family's Friday night stops at Shopko, I'd constantly beg to get a pack of the figurines, and once we were back home I'd be setting up a WWF-styled wrestling match with the things. Looking back at my elementary days, I'd have to say they were one of my favorite toys -- along with the Construx, Masters of the Universe toys, Star Wars figures, MASK toys, Legos and Micro Machines, of course ...
(this guy's Web site devoted to the M.U.S.C.L.E.s is CRA-zy ...)
Now they're going away to some collector kid in Massachusetts, compliments of eBay. I had 15 of them and sold 'em for five bucks.
I'm kind of going to miss the little guys. I should have kept at least one to decorate my cubicle at the office. Darn.
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Dude: Were all the MUSCLES red? I don't remember that. I thought I had a bunch of multi-colored MUSCLES which I bringing (in my pocket) to family parties that got boring. Then it was War of the MUSCLES!
You should have put them all on eBay. You could have gotten like 85 cents for the whole lot. That's how much I paid for my smurfs.
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