Ah, plush toys. While many people have them, my collection trends a bit towards the... unconventional.
1: Garfield plushies aren't weird! One of the first series of any sort that I grew to love was Garfield, when I was just three years old. I'll probably deliver a proper tribute to the fat cat in a later post.
2: Sharks are pretty common animals in plush form despite not being particularly cute animals. They're pretty easy to make cute, though!
3: There's this shop near where I live that may warrant a post at some point, but in a nutshell it's a very "folksy" sort of novelty/gift store with things like candles, fabrics, and fancy-schmancy brand toys. Everything is hilariously overpriced so I don't know how they're still in business in this economy, but anyway. They had a major sale last year and I was able to buy the black spider and green snake for a small fraction of their usual price.
4: Giant microbes! I have the Brain Cell and Daphnia.
5: The yellow thing with swirly eyes is Kururu (Kululu) from Sgt. Frog/Keroro Gunso, a comedy manga about alien frogs doing a really, really shitty job of taking over the world (doesn't help that one of their number is distracted by a HOT ASS). It's the only manga I've ever "gotten into", although I've fallen way behind (only up to volume nine. I think they're on, like, twenty or something). This may be another future blog post.
6: Look in the bottom right corner and you'll spot the stuffed walrus I used to make my Berlin Walrus mockup back in May.
7: Bulbasaur and Jigglypuff!
8: Sideways Turtle only cost a quarter at a yard sale last year.
Toys, toys everywheeere
ReplyDeleteI only have a Yoshi backpack with me. It is the most adorable thing in my dorm. :D
I am a collector of strange things as well, so I may throw up a post with some of that such. That is, IF I can master the sublte art known as 'uploading apicture into a blogpost'.
ReplyDeleteIt's an ancinet and most revered art.
Protip: M Sheep and technology are not compatible.
"DOES ANYBODY KNOW HOW TO MAKE AN INTERNET?!"
ReplyDeleteIt's simple, Sheep. Upload the pics you want to use to Photobucket or some other picture-sharing service, then click the "add picture" button when making a blog post and select to link from a website. Pictures will be automatically resized, so don't worry about making them the right dimensions if they're large.
Wonderful, now only if I could find some miraculous device to help clean up all these typos.
ReplyDeleteIn the mean time: It's hard to type with hooves. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.