Do u still keep childhood toys when growing up?
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I still keep my childhood toys with me, those really good ones with collector's value like ultraman. I'm over 30 years old, male and I continually buy toys, both newly released and from my childhood including those which my parents threw away. Toys are not just playthings, it's sweet memories and have collector's value too.
I find that ppl who threw away toys have no "sheng huo qing qu". To them, life is just working, earn money, pay bills, get married, have children, then die. It's the same group of people who tells me no need to arrange food so nice on plate after they hv cooked it, as after eating already, will pass out messy from backside. Such ppl only exists because they have to. Their life is really an existence only, not living.
For me, I'm living quite a colourful life. Living and loving every moment of it.
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sian man... we used to have all the old school stuff. WWF hulk hogan all those action figures. then my mom threw them away when we shifted house. if only we kept them! can sell for huge money haha
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there is a difference between being nostalgic and living in the past.
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you need sex toys.
like a footlong 12 inches dildo.
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Originally posted by Orhceh:
sian man... we used to have all the old school stuff. WWF hulk hogan all those action figures. then my mom threw them away when we shifted house. if only we kept them! can sell for huge money haha
My parents are also like that, no sentimental values one. I still miss my Captain Planet toys, the planeteers, Captain Pollution.
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Originally posted by FireIce:
there is a difference between being nostalgic and living in the past.
You always jump on your superiority wagon to make you look good but you're hardly original. Ok, so I'm autistic, living in the past, nostalgic, old-fashion but so what? Did I win a prize or broke a law?
Aren't those 2 things the same? According to ProffessorHouse.com, "living in the past is like visiting and re-visiting history hoping that the past can alter the present, or reminiscing on "what might have been, or chewing on plain, old fashion nostalgia."
Every so often, when I'm in the tranquility of the late night, I find it therapeutic and heart-warming to dwell in the past - both happy and sad memories. I look at old photos, old belongings, revisit past events and ponder what might have been if I were to do things differently back then. Then I would end the night by drawing tarot, sort of something to look forward to. If this makes my boat work, why not?
I don't follow "sayings" of other people to live my life. Why should I let go of the past? Why can't I dwell on, revisit and embrace the past?
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Legos, gundam, psp, game boy, plush toys anyone?
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marbles, rubber band skipping rope, 5 stones anyone?
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Originally posted by Blazedlegend:
Legos, gundam, psp, game boy, plush toys anyone?
Me! *raise hand*
... plus digimon, ultraman, transformers, mcdonalds dino toys. Anyone still have the 1990s snowman plush from 7-11?
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Originally posted by charlize:
marbles, rubber band skipping rope, 5 stones anyone?
Those old marbles from 1970s/80s I have. Bought from sunday flea market @ chinatown sq.
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Sylvanian Families. Barbie went in the bin.
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went to pan tech light trading enterprise at jurong west street last year and had unpleasant experience, lady boss after closing sales, no more smile and even look at your face anymore, just pay up and out you go, they dont even allow me to put down deposit, must pay full amount and wait for them to deliver. no warranty, where got like that do business man. and not even a free of charge bulb or even a door bell - heard many people got discount and door bell so went there but turn out, i got little discount but not door bell at all. worst is pay full amount no deposit allow. go ikea buy lights better cheap, quality, can refund goods and take cash within 100 days.
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i do keep
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i still love toys
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different kind of toys now though...
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hahaha :0
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Yes I actually have them all still in good condition in boxes. My oldest toys were Captain Planet and X-Men. still take them out every now and then.