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[SpeedierThantheGrave]

"DO NOT EAT"

 

[SpeedierThantheGrave]

Mr Adam, I wasn't being snippy - it's a running joke from the cartoon Archer.  (Just so we're on the same page.  )

[Monsters For Sale]

Mr Adam, I wasn't being snippy - it's a running joke from the cartoon Archer.  (Just so we're on the same page.  )

I didn't take it that way at all.

I was just being playful and I figured you were playing along.  The UMA is all fun to me.

The version of that sentiment I like best is the sibling to sibling, "You're not to boss of me!"

(I always get in trouble with teasing because I refuse to use emoticons.  If you need your dialog with illustrations, I'm not your guy.)

[Mike Scott]

The UMA is all fun to me.

Sure! Until somebody gets hurt!!

[Monsters For Sale]

Sure! Until somebody gets hurt!!

Well... as long as it's not me - whatever!

[marsattacks666]

Let's all have some delicious cake.

[Anton Phibes]

....or a potato. Have a potato.

[marsattacks666]

....or a potato. Have a potato.

okay...

[frankenjack]

$7 score at the Tulsa Flea Market this week end.

[marsattacks666]

$7 score at the Tulsa Flea Market this week end.

Awesome, score.

[MonsterMasks]

I found this awesome picture at a flea market and I couldn't pass it by. The art is so interesting and I really wish I knew who did it. There was no copyright info on the frame but I'm hoping the other monsters were done as well.

[Monsters For Sale]

This 4½" tall bisque Mug features a stylized Frankenstein.  It is most often found unpainted.  The artist who painted and glazed this one chose a kind of Jolly Green Giant color scheme.  He signed the bottom and dated it 1981.










I think he did a pretty nice job.  I kinda like the understated colors.

[Monsters For Sale]

Three 5" plaster castings from the CopyCast Monsters Factory craft kit, Denys Fisher, 1976.


                                             Draula, Wolf Man & Frankenstein - (Phantom is missing)

[Monsters For Sale]

Got some Frankenstein electric-powered Buttons and a Pin:


FRANKENSTEIN - Musical Button - I get a charge out of Halloween - 3 in. -Toonies - Sound Around Ltd., 1989

Dumb, but it appealed to me for some reason.  It's ether been played over 10,000 times or the battery is just too old.




   FRANKENSTEIN - Button - The Monster - Electronic Flashing Button - 2.75 in.  - Diploma Mill

The eyes are little lights and it is supposed to make "sounds".  Battery is long dead and it can't be changed without ripping the card.  The button is about 5/16" thick.




FRANKENSTEIN - Pin - Face - Plastic - Glow-In-the-Dark - With Flashing Eyes - 3 in. x 2.25 in. - 1980's - A


FRANKENSTEIN - Pin - Face - Plastic - Glow-In-the-Dark - With Flashing Eyes - 3 in. x 2.25 in. - 1980's - B

The eyes are red lights.  This one is pretty thick, too.  Today's electronics are a lot more streamline.

[Haunted hearse]

I found this awesome picture at a flea market and I couldn't pass it by. The art is so interesting and I really wish I knew who did it. There was no copyright info on the frame but I'm hoping the other monsters were done as well.

I doubt he did this, but it reminds me of the Jack Davis style. It has a button. Does it have any functions?