Exactly. I have found that recapturing something from my past (in this case TF'S) has been highly rewarding for me (but it also makes me kick myself in the arse because I had virtually all of them when I was a kid.), and also, looking at some of the toys kids have to play with now, TF's definitely kick the arse out of anything else nowdays. As for anyone thinking we're a bunch of nutcases or too obsessed with "toys", I think there are other things that are more nutty and obsessive, like collecting coins. I mean, come on- "I'm going to collect money. Not to spend it or save it, mind you, but to put it in a case and never touch it. Ever. I will go to coffeehouses and go through their tip jars to find that one elusive coin!" Um, yeah. Okay. Rifle through other peoples hard earned money and hold up the line to find that Massachusets coin! Now that's obsessive in my opinion. I've seen it. I work at a coffee shop.

 

Sorry, I didn't mean to rant or offend. Just trying to make a point that there's no difference to what we collect and what is "acceptable" to collect by the rest of the idiots in this joke we call "society".

I hear you Shockwave2005. I had almost all of the characters newly introduced in the TF movie, and went and sold them for well below cost. Doh!!! :tfsad

 

But yeah, I think it's a nostalgic thing. No one should be ashamed of it.

anyone else just go ahead and write somthing for this topic :thumb :eek

Meh. Who cares what they think. You're not doing crack.