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"Oh, wow. nostalgia time."

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I remember my old Action Man toys, back in the late 70's-80's. I had loads of stuff for them too. So tempted to get one of these and step back in time.

Also had this , another fond boyhood memory.

I'd buy one for my sister without telling her, then wait for morning... ahh that would be good.

I was looking at the USB charger and the running alarm clock. Not for me of course. I hate my alarm clock enough as it is, without the hassle of having to blindly stumble around the room looking for it.

got the finger drum set, the alarm clock that legs it and hides, a usb lava lamp, the emergenct phone charger and the usb rechargeable batteries, oh and the elvis duck

Was it the Darth Vader suit? If i had £600 to spend i'd buy it but i think it would lose something on someone only 5'8. I have visions of people calling me Darth Vadette

i just bought some stuff there for christmas presents

Cheers for the iwoot site.. been on it for about an hour and found a heap of cheap, but original, gift ideas =c)

The under a tenner section is pretty damn good. I s'pose you pay the price for the innovativeness with the o.t.t p&p charges, but, what can you do?

Good stuff.

pb wrote:
> Ummm....no. :D

Oh darn! I was hoping you could remind me... :D

I like iwoot unfortunately my credit card doesn't. So far I have:

Chew stick for dog
Gupi for mysle... um dog, I meant to say for the dog
Dr Who Phone Charm for me
Lifetimer for best friend

I'm tempted to buy some 'junk' for the in-laws xmas presents. I always (eventually) get feed back saying so and so both loved their presents but theirs to me are usually so 'straight to the back of the cupboard or straight in the bin' gifts.

Iwoot and Firebox are the best websites ever :)

45 minutes of perusing, £76 on the credit card and all of my friends have their presents!

best site evar! :D