"Sabrina Online: Toy Stories, Too" - page 10
🕑 Added 2022-01-18 02:52:16 +0000 UTCThe phrase of danger: "Don't throw that out - I might need it someday."
Comments
TheLoreMaker
For a skunk, Sabrina can sure nail the puppy dog eyes!
BHS
I need more Anime Eyes Sabrina in my life.
Glenn Griffon
"Less important ones"? They're all important, they all matter.
Doomarang3
RC needs to kiss her, an Apology kiss works every time on any man's Wife.
Wild Card
I find someone to give the used toy / clothes / etc. to rather than throw it out, unless it is broken beyond repair.
Alx Porrini
I know the pain when it comes to getting rid of toys you love. Had to throw out an old plush dog I had when I was little. It got to the point it could be sown anymore. Also, I hate it when a Transformer breaks. Iβve actually buried a few of them when they broke when I was little. But now I have those ones back thanks to the internet and collector shops.
Karmakat
TOO FAR, MISTER, WAY TOO FAR!! lol
Viro Veteruscy
I know that feel. I could never sell my old toys/figures ;w;
jay maechtlen
ach - perhaps there might be someone who could provide a proper home for some of the toys?
Tazer Silverscar
This is why I got used to throwing out boxes early, and learned to enjoy the things I could afford π That way I'd (hopefully) never reach the point where I'd have to sell off bits of my collection π My collection will never be complete, but I'm okay with that. Okay, sucks that I can't own certain things, but I sure as heck never wanted Haslab Unicron π
Thisguy
I canβt imagine what it would be like not to have space to store stuff. If my family needs more storage space, we just buy another shipping container and dump it in an unused part of the yard. Rural living.
monstersquishy .
thats the best way to get danielle off the phone, give her box to play with
Beeton
Uh oh.... he said the "T" word.
Glenn Sellers
Ouch! She used the puppy dog eyes attack! No man can resist that attack. Poor R.C. He's a goner now.
JOHNE TUDEK
Yeah,... that worked for my wife too. She had more Christmas ornaments saved over the years than most stores had in stock.
Jonathan
Nice!