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Iron Spike The Management

Joined: 22 Feb 2005 Posts: 3250 Location: Chicago
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Posted: Sun May 14, 2006 12:20 pm Post subject: OOAK dollies on eBay: Only slightly terrifying. |
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It only recently occurred to me to type "OOAK" (one of a kind) into eBay and pick through the doll section.
I was just expecting a lot of Barbie repaints, but most of the auctions can be divided into two categories: Creepy clay babies and man-I-wish-I-Brian-Froud style mermaids/fairies. Or "faeries." Sometimes "faeyries."
I like to sort them by price and find the most expensive ones.... And try to imagine the sort of people who would blow five hundred bucks on this sort of thing. Especially when they can look so... ngh.
I should work a clay baby collector into Templar. Because the idea of walking into a house FILLED with curio cabinets packed with goggle-eyed plasticine babies is way scarier than any haunted mansion or cross-dressing motel-running murderer.
EDIT: HOLY MOTHER OF COCK WHAT THE HELL
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shadefell Star of the Show

Joined: 02 Apr 2005 Posts: 2265 Location: Chicago!
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I have also opened her nostrils and backed it with felt so she can "breathe".
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John Giant

Joined: 23 Mar 2005 Posts: 384 Location: Montana
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Posted: Sun May 14, 2006 1:12 pm Post subject: |
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I've tried writing an unappealingly masculine woman into one of my things, and her trailer's walls are covered in shelves of beanie babies, baby precious moments statuettes, baby hippos, baby dragons peeking out of their baby eggshells and so on. She'd be fun to write dialogue for, but I'd spend all my time drawing the goddamn backgrounds in her house, and that may be more work than it's worth.
I don't know what's worse about those ooak dolls. Finding someone who can afford the hideously expensive dolls, or finding someone who has to go budget and buy the ones by less skilled sculptors for cheaper...
I understand what you mean, though. They're all pretty frightening.  |
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BaiyuDan Human Torso

Joined: 13 May 2006 Posts: 313 Location: Home, duh!
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Posted: Sun May 14, 2006 2:11 pm Post subject: Re: OOAK dollies on eBay: Only slightly terrifying. |
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It looks like a premie on a seashell! What the hell, indeed! _________________ Every dead body that is not exterminated gets up and kills.
The people it kills get up and kill. |
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shadefell Star of the Show

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Posted: Sun May 14, 2006 2:43 pm Post subject: Re: OOAK dollies on eBay: Only slightly terrifying. |
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It looks like a premie on a seashell! What the hell, indeed! |
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This auction is "private" to protect bidder identities and respect thier privacy. However, anyone is welcome to bid on private auctions.
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Dang, man, it ain't porn.
It's just a miniature, sleeping baby on a seashell. _________________ Home Page
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AinsleyS Illustrated Man
Joined: 23 Feb 2005 Posts: 157 Location: Berkeley, CA
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Posted: Sun May 14, 2006 6:10 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | It looks like a premie on a seashell! What the hell, indeed! |
No, no, it looks like a dead preemie on a seashell.
Man, fetus-encrusted bivalve bits! I had no idea that was such a lucrative field. I mean, for that kind of money you could probably BUY YOUR OWN HUMAN EMBRYO.
And now OOAK is a permanently seared-in part of my internet vocabulary! Thanks a million, Spike!
-Ainsley S ( "OOAK" was also the noise I made after clicking that third link) |
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B_Zedan Star of the Show

Joined: 23 Feb 2005 Posts: 1627 Location: Small Town, Oregon
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Iron Spike The Management

Joined: 22 Feb 2005 Posts: 3250 Location: Chicago
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Posted: Sun May 14, 2006 8:37 pm Post subject: |
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How is that "a Bachus"? I'll admit, with the walleyed, glazed stare, he does look a little tiny bit drunk. Still wants for an amphora of watered booze and some nymphs for his fauns to run down and rape, though.... where's Silenus, dammit?
And not a fan of the gym-rat look for a god of slobbering, tanked revelry.
I prefer my Bacchae far more dissipate. With little intoxicated boys pissing at their haunches, if possible. Now that says drunken abandon. |
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Yasei Star of the Show

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Is it me, or do the sculpted water droplets make the merman look like he's melting? _________________ Purveyor of quality custom-made yarn golems! |
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B_Zedan Star of the Show

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BrianS Soap Lady

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Yasei Star of the Show

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This is a pirate.
This is not.
YOU SIR, ARE NO PIRATE! Oh god, why does the internet hate me?!  _________________ Purveyor of quality custom-made yarn golems! |
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Fortunato Star of the Show

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Is that a wedding picture? |
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L Jonte Whatisit

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Wagner Star of the Show

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| I keep seeing this thread title and thinking it's going to be about one of these Librarian heads. |
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