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[onlyoneof]

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Comments

[onlyoneof]

... why are dead cats related?

[skepticalities]

Hoarders.

[onlyoneof]

... I must've missed the news.

[skepticalities]

No, it . . . don't judge me, okay? Hotel, it was late at night, I was alone and bored and couldn't sleep, they had it on . . .

[onlyoneof]

Next time you get the impulse just call me.

[skepticalities]

That was awhile ago.

[onlyoneof]

... good.

[skepticalities]

[leans in next to him. :x]

[onlyoneof]

... seriously though, how would you convince a kid to get rid of anything after watching this movie?

[skepticalities]

Toy Story 3.

[onlyoneof]

That just makes it worse.

[skepticalities]

But the ending!

[onlyoneof]

... don't get rid of your toys until you get to college?

[skepticalities]

It's not really that, it's more like . . . pass them on to the next generation.

[onlyoneof]

... not until college, though.

[skepticalities]

. . . ehhhhh . . .

[onlyoneof]

And if a toy breaks or anything, it'll be traumatizing for them.

[skepticalities]

They get fixed!

[onlyoneof]

In the movie. But in real life, toys break often and the obvious thing to do is to replace them-- but replacing a toy in the movie is terrible.

[skepticalities]

Is that the obvious thing?

[onlyoneof]

... do you have a problem with replacing things?

[skepticalities]

I always try to fix my stuff first in general.

[onlyoneof]

There's very little to do for say... a GI Joe that loses its head.

[skepticalities]

Depends on what kind. I've patched a few toys up over the past couple years for Robert's kids.

[onlyoneof]

How did you replace a missing head?