Unfortunately, I became obsessed looking at what are called show bags. I have no idea what a Karate Roller is, but now I want the Ghost Drops bag. Heh…
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| Ghosts and Haunted Houses; yeah! |
I had to make myself stop scrolling through the endless options. If only I could order these online, I might also go for the Air Force One bag.
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| Toy Airplanes! (I am a child at heart) |
When will someone invent a teleportation booth so I could attend the show? Then again, have you ever seen any cinematic version of “The Fly” and learned it’s dangerous to play God?
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That should be something they offer for you to order online. Although, the shipping would probably be prohibitively expensive.
ReplyDeleteYou've reminded me of an Indian cookbook I want. Unfortunately, they only do a regional print and shipping is exorbitant. One day I hope they can manage a digital copy. :D
DeleteOh yes, teleportation sounds grand and then there's that fly thing, yikes!
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DeleteI remember as being a child at the show and the magic of choosing a show bag and trying to convince adults we needed more than one each. They were of course better value then and called sample bags. Some I think were free. I doubt many Aussie kids would have a clue of what Air Force One is but they will know toy planes.
ReplyDeleteI like the ghost drops bag. :) Never saw that movie. XO
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DeleteI saw The Fly remake with Jeff Goldblum. That was scary enough. Vincent Price has such a dramatic flair. Show bags is a great term, makes me think its something mysterious inside, luxuriously fabulous and special.
ReplyDeleteAs much as I adore the late Vincent Price, the remakes were fantastic. :D
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