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Re: It's a good thing our sons don't read yet... (Reply to this comment)
by jaxmom28
Gifting? Gifting is good. Stare deeply into the screen…..You will buy Tomica Thomas stuff. You will buy Tomica Thomas stuff. There’s no place like home- Ahem, *cough, cough* Pay no attention to that lady behind the curtain - Tomica Thomas, Tomica Thomas, buy, buy, buy.
And earplugs. Nice ones, please, rubbed with a herring.
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Feb 26 '04
11:20 am PST
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It's a good thing our sons don't read yet... (Reply to this comment)
by ivplay
Or else I would be buying this train set as well! We have several Thomas toys, and several other train toys. Another set may be too much for two parents to handle! Thanks for the great review, however, as if I need a gift idea for my sister, this loud set would be great!
Jason
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Feb 26 '04
9:38 am PST
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Re: Colin loves (Reply to this comment)
by jaxmom28
Oh well, what with having wood and all, a plastic set would probably be more train set redundancy than any rational, non-trainnut would need to have. Unless, of course, you feel like dedicating an entire basement to various sets, all overlapping and forming your own tiny Metropolis where various forms of mass transit not only don’t communicate, but actually compete with one another for space, attnetion and travelers. That could be cool. :-)
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Feb 25 '04
12:20 pm PST
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Colin loves (Reply to this comment)
by KMINER,  in Kids & Family
the wooden sets - I don't think we have any plastic ones in the house :) Kimm
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Feb 25 '04
11:54 am PST
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Re: Re: Re: Wonderful review (Reply to this comment)
by jaxmom28
Well, Mr. Thomas, after much thought and debate on the subject (I do enjoy a good debate, and will take opportunities where they arise), I am willing to allow that you, too, can be a Really Useful Engine, on the condition, of course, that you both *hummmm* and *chug* on a fairly regular basis, and paint yourself up in blue and red whilst affixing a working smokestack to your head. That should render you very Tank Engine-like and satisfy both any purists and your niece.
Barring that, though with my apologies to your niece, a simple “keep on chugging” in your accustomed vein should suffice, as your reviews are, indeed, Really Useful, with or without the strange headgear. :-)
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Feb 25 '04
9:33 am PST
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Re: Re: Wonderful review (Reply to this comment)
by theuerkorn
"...Thomas is a Really Useful Engine, you know. I'm obligated to do him justice. :-)"
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
- Thomas.
;-)
PS: Okay so I am not 'Thomas the Train' (much to the dismay of my niece), but Thomas is what my parents call me. ;-)
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Feb 25 '04
9:10 am PST
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Re: Wonderful review (Reply to this comment)
by jaxmom28
Thank *you*!
Thomas is a Really Useful Engine, you know. I'm obligated to do him justice. :-)
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Feb 25 '04
5:39 am PST
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Wonderful review (Reply to this comment)
by ahfmiller
I love the detail in this review. Wonderfully written and nicely organized. Thank you!
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Feb 24 '04
2:11 pm PST
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Re: My 3 1/2 year old son...... (Reply to this comment)
by jaxmom28
We're up to our necks in train gear! If your son is anything like mine then "too many trains" is an impossibility along the lines of "too much running, screaming and falling down" or "not enough sprouts." Buy more, Mom; definitely buy more. ;-)
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Feb 24 '04
11:03 am PST
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My 3 1/2 year old son...... (Reply to this comment)
by melissasrn, in Kids & Family
.....LOVES trains! He has the Fisher Price Geotrax set instead of this one but he'd love to have more, I'm sure.
Great review :-)
Melissa
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Feb 24 '04
10:50 am PST
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