This was (may still be?) in Basingrad
Library a while ago (end of April), or the 'discovery centre' as it's now
called in the slightly highfalutin fashion favoured of local authorities keen
to knuckle-under the government cuts of a same-colour party! Basingrad have cut
12 out of 13 family centres and now wonder why the murder/suicide/domestic
violence/drug & alcohol problem rates are going up?!
I don't think there was a major reason
behind it either just a nice display in a cabinet going spare? Mostly larger
toys with a wallpaper of associated ephemera, it's a memory-tickler and that's
for sure!
Schtroumpfs, MLP's, a bear that needs to be
looked after and a Superman police
car . . . why was there no super-signal? You know . . . you've got a
bat-signal, why no super-signal? Boom-Boom ha-ha-ha! He lived down the road you
know, Frimley, used to drive past quite often, never saw him, but then foxes are
nocturnal?
There was an Action-man sized Worzel
Gummidge! Why did nobody tell me? I could have found him a DAK uniform and
given him something useful to do in the sanger under the cherry tree!
Changeable heads too, he's a swoppet!
Thomas and Muffin, I managed to
miss the bulk of both and consequently neither excites me, although I wonder
how the rip-off (or apparently rip-off) Chuggington
ever gained popularity except through the shallow, fickle nature of the modern
consumerist pink-monkey parents?
Look-out! There's a Clanger and a Womble,
arm-in-arm, do you suppose they are talking nasal architecture and plagiarism?
And . . . are those blue things Doozers?
Tom! But none-too-cuddly with those plastic claws!
Hold-on, what's that . . .
. . . yeap! Another Pink Panther bendy for me to look-out for - heavier appendages!
As you may have gathered I'm not a great Disney fan, but I like the look of that Kojak car!
Same again with different lighting! The lighting was rather against me on this one!
2 comments:
The backing posters with handwriting at the bottom look like blow ups of Robert Opie Scrapbooks, one published for the 1960s and another for the 1970s.
Cheers Mark, very likely; it's the library after-all!
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