@dparks i admit that i know next to nothing about economics and such...but i have to agree with you. if pretentious rich people are willing to pay $1000.00 for basically nothing - that puts $1000.00 back into circulation. so, isn't it a good thing that there are rich people out there spending their money whether it be on useful or useless crap?

yeah, it's annoying that they can buy a popsicle that costs more than most people are able to spend on a couple months worth of food...but hey, at least we get the money back in circulation AND we get to laugh at them...plus they get a bitchin' popsicle. everybody's happy!

@hmm...touche`

i love the look of pure joy on the boy's face.

yes, very neat...o-rama

wow. it makes perfect sense, but...wow.

@ Benski: ita with your comment regarding E-Sizzle's comment. definite +1...and a +1 to you too, for +1'ing where +1'ing was due.

may you rest in peace, sir.

@Jsus...i feel your pain. only for me, it's the Lego stuff.

i'm going to get to work right away on my "Stop or Die" sign business.

i love it! fun facial hair...who'd thought?

totally agreeing with Matt...selling a food product definitely requires a cleaner looking set and, much as i like kittens, i don't want to think about kitten hair in my salsa.

@Blake Helms...excellent point.

so simple, yet so...not. not for long, anyway.

great post. i love that he put the hearts on the toys to associate back to the soldiers. plus, those are really cool toys.

i'm sure it seemed like a great idea at the time.