He doesn't take apart his toys out of aggression, or even playing any sort of scary role-play by himself. For him, if there's a part that can be removed, he wants it off. Could care less if he loses the parts (notice the nice row of arms I found?) and he's happy to never put them back together. The more parts to pull off the better. Luckily, this behavior only applies to action figures!
Friday, January 25, 2008
Lost: Arms, heads, legs, hands, body...
Reese loves getting new toys in any action-figure type shape. He even loves his classic army men. What happens though? Check out these poor guys who are missing various body parts:
He doesn't take apart his toys out of aggression, or even playing any sort of scary role-play by himself. For him, if there's a part that can be removed, he wants it off. Could care less if he loses the parts (notice the nice row of arms I found?) and he's happy to never put them back together. The more parts to pull off the better. Luckily, this behavior only applies to action figures!
He doesn't take apart his toys out of aggression, or even playing any sort of scary role-play by himself. For him, if there's a part that can be removed, he wants it off. Could care less if he loses the parts (notice the nice row of arms I found?) and he's happy to never put them back together. The more parts to pull off the better. Luckily, this behavior only applies to action figures!
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looks like those guys could use a talented physical therapist...oh, i know one of those that is currently "retired"!
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