On Sun, 10 Sep 1995, MATT WEBER wrote:
> Ya know, I wasn't entirely impressed with the 2 figures I saw
> either (TB & R). However, I did pick them up anyway. I've
> finally gotten something that I can hold in my hands. Besides,
> we can't let Turner prove us all wrong when he said "the show
> was cancelled because of the lack of sales of merchandise". I
> wouldn't be suprised if Ted had Buzz "rubber-stamp" the figures
> through so that Turner wouldn't look bad from the reasons he
> gave. Put out an action figure that looks pretty bad, no one
> will buy it, and Ted's prophecy comes true!
Yup. Exactly. I'm going to buy everything I see with Kats on it just to
send a clear message to Teddy Bear that he fouled up large. The toys
were approved because no one cared at that point in time; end of story.
I found the SNES/Hudson Soft game in Vancouver (well, Surrey actually)
"Toys 'R' Us" for 74.99 Canadian (about what, 2.50 American?). They'd
evidently sold rather a few, so _someone_ out there is watching!
Other news: I have B&W scanning facilities now, so I'll do some stuff and
send it to rat for the FTP site. I'll soon have SLIP as well so I can
finally check out the Web Page and the TCN site. (So, the twentieth
century arrived a bit late here - sue me).
Anyone working on fanfic? E-me.
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"I think I liked him because I suspected that, in spite of his professional
and easy-going demeanor, his psyche is held together with baling wire."
"The Far Side"'s Gary Larson on his choice of Marv Newland to do the special
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Received on Sun Sep 10 1995 - 21:41:45 PDT
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