As a kid I always thought these were 3D monsters, but if you read the fine print it says it's on "durable polyetheline." It also says it has glow in the dark eyes. Is there any kid in their right mind who wouldn't be terrified when they went to bed and saw lifesize glowing eyes across the room? Geez, I had a Frankenstein model with glow in the dark head and hands that I had to put it in the closet every night. It was so spooky it made my heart pound like a jackhammer.
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Wow Chris, I dig yer blog. It seems you have an appreciation for the finer things.
I bought that thing. I missed the fine print and was really disappointed to find out it was printed flat on a big piece of plastic. After buying the X-Ray glasses, you'd think I would've known better.
Thanks for the kind words. Yeah, when I was a kid I never realized they were on plastic. And a Glow in the dark Jesus? That's spooky!
Loving the blog, mine friend! Really nice start. The old LP cover stuff, especially, is always killer. Love those! :D
Hey, you're not Chris from Nacogdoches, are you? My buddy who posts to my vintage Halloween and shopping mall blogs? Just curious.
Happy Haunting!
I'm not Chris from Nacogdoches. Glad you like the old LP covers because I've got lots of LPs and 45 picture sleeves. I'll definately be posting more of that.
That glow in the dark Jesus thing just keeps getting creepier and creepier! I wouldn't have wanted to face it, but I sure as heck wouldn't want to turn my back on it either. Too creepy!!
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