Crazy Cat Lady Action Figure!

[sarahmichigan]

I so want one. I know a couple other people who would be appropriate recipients.

http://www.stupid.com/stat/CCLF.html

Comments

Tee hee

[mamabear176.livejournal.com]

that's hilarious...I want one too!

[effy.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I saw that a few years ago...and I've wanted one since! I AM so much this lady!

[melstav]

How about These Biblical Action Figures from a company named "Train Up a Child" How's that for implying indoctrination?

Or the line of action figures from Jesus Christ SuperStore (Unfortunately, unlike the link above, this one isn't really real.)

[sarahmichigan.livejournal.com]

How about These Biblical Action Figures from a company named "Train Up a Child"

I think you'd only give those to a child you didn't like very much. They're not super-awful, just really boring.

[melstav]

Yeah. They were only interesting from an "I didn't think they made those" POV.

The other figures.... were more amusing the first time I saw them... at 3:30 AM during an all-night coding session in school.

[meecie.livejournal.com]

They could be a lot worse. Interesting that they come in "light skinned" and "dark skinned" versions.

[sarahmichigan.livejournal.com]

That is interesting. However, they don't look particularly Hebrew (if they were going for authenticity) or African-American (if they were trying to make dolls that young Black kids could identify with). They just look like dark-skinned dolls with Caucasian features, so I'm not sure what they were going for with making those two choices available.

[meecie.livejournal.com]

Sort of. Mostly, they're not terribly great artistically (and poor photographs), so it's kind of hard to tell what they were going for. I'm not saying that they have a fully-realized multicultural vision going on, just that they made more of an effort than a lot of companies I've seen, especially religious ones. As a whole, it still gives me the heebie jeebies.

[dionysus1999.livejournal.com]

You make me laugh!