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A couple of years ago when my parents visited, mom brought a huge container of about 30 he-men characters from when I was a kid. Thought they might be worth something or if nothing else my kids can get some use out of them.
A couple of years ago when my parents visited, mom brought a huge container of about 30 he-men characters from when I was a kid. Thought they might be worth something or if nothing else my kids can get some use out of them.
My mom kept all my GI Joe’s, army men and other various action figures.
My son and I have already set up a beanie baby ambush in the kitchen. The enemy never saw it coming, total annihilation. Teenage mutant ninja turtles, power rangers, street sharks, GI Joe’s and army men opened up on the beanie baby convoy.
After getting a body count we left the dead there as a lesson to others that the Kitchen valley is ours.
PS: My wife found the beanie baby bodies but ignored the message. The battle for kitchen valley will continue, stay tuned.
Mine were mutilated beyond repair from exposure to a 1960's version of IED's: M-80's. Simply by lighting the fuse we created a Joe - No Joe scenario. Also, who in the hell gives 8-10 year olds access to the box of M-80's? I guess the same parents that let us ride bikes without helmets, drink from water hoses, engage in BB gun wars, and other non-approved activities daily.