BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!! :lol:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol

I am almost certain I've seen that or one like that in person before.

I'm at the point in the two lines I collect (SHF and 3.75 Star Wars) where there's not that many holes to fill and I'll be happy with what I have, but not having enough room to display everything is disappointing

Purging is another thing altogether. I have a bunch of the original Bionicle and Lego Harry Potter sets that I can't see myself getting rid from all the time and effort that went into getting them. But again, not having the display space at the moment sure is a bummer

I'm mostly at the point where I've not so much cut back on what I collect so much as how... by being very selective about whom.

It has not quite worked out quite as well as I planned.

I've seen worse in dollar stores and grocery stores but yeah this will suffice in the category of so bad it's so good. :lolol

Is it sad that I actually remember seeing these in stores when I was a kid? >.>

That depends entirely on how you view the inevitable passage of time and the loss of such bizarre moments to it, like tears in the rain.

True. But it's also dating myself extremely. Lol!

I know what you mean. I spent a lot of time collecting my toys and stuff and it's hard to let go. But personally I have to let go. Seriously, I'm drowning in toys and dust. I recommend weighing what each part of your collection means to you and then keeping the ones which mean the most to you.

Sometimes less really is more.

You should totally watch it then you will love it. Also watch The Lawn Mower Man.

If only he was purple then I would totally get RoboCopRanger.

Give into temptation and give all your money to Digimon.