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Well done! (Reply to this comment)
by Mimi369
LOL
Mimi
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Jun 15 '00
12:33 pm PDT
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Great, great review (Reply to this comment)
by moderngypsy
I actually considered buying one of these as a present for my neighbor's kid -- thanks for the great review. You just saved me $20. :)
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Jun 15 '00
8:02 am PDT
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the board is a rip-off, yeah, but just remember this... (Reply to this comment)
by CurtisEdmonds
Tom Ripley never had to babysit anyone. Think about it.
(Unless he did; that was a durn long movie and I may have fallen asleep at some point.)
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Jun 15 '00
5:51 am PDT
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Ditto (Reply to this comment)
by drmomentum
My children have had the same experience. They got the drawing board as a gift from a relative. Luckily, the relative got it for much less than the TV advertised price. I think she found it in a bin in Wal*Mart.
THe best thing thsi toy is good for is a lesson about how things on TV in adverts are NOT WHAT THEY SEEM!. In my humble opinion, the earlier that lesson is learned, the better.
Cheers
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Jun 14 '00
10:35 pm PDT
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Stinks, doesn't it? (Reply to this comment)
by pluckyduck
Chris -
I can't believe Marvin followed you to Venice! I got such a laugh out of picturing Marvin, on a plane, strapped in a seatbelt, going off to Venice to be reviewed by caconti!
Thanks for the big thumbs down to Marvin and the nice plug for me.
Andrea
who thinks the only thing more amazing than the gaul Marvin has in charging what he charges is the *legions* of people who've paid it
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Jun 14 '00
5:47 pm PDT
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