Comments on: Our Kids Deserve Better http://izzymom.com/2007/04/26/i-want-something-better-2/ Where it's always amateur night... Sat, 04 Feb 2012 01:36:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jack Lusby http://izzymom.com/2007/04/26/i-want-something-better-2/#comment-179971 Jack Lusby Fri, 25 Dec 2009 04:33:19 +0000 http://izzymom.com/2007/04/26/i-want-something-better/#comment-179971 Interesting and thanks for the share! Interesting and thanks for the share!

]]> By: ReikiTech http://izzymom.com/2007/04/26/i-want-something-better-2/#comment-178911 ReikiTech Fri, 27 Nov 2009 22:54:32 +0000 http://izzymom.com/2007/04/26/i-want-something-better/#comment-178911 Yes i found it was buggy as well, the pages here load very slowly. I suppose it happens sometimes with sites Yes i found it was buggy as well, the pages here load very slowly. I suppose it happens sometimes with sites

]]> By: 14 years Charlotte, who isn't a harlot! http://izzymom.com/2007/04/26/i-want-something-better-2/#comment-161841 14 years Charlotte, who isn't a harlot! Sat, 21 Jun 2008 03:42:41 +0000 http://izzymom.com/2007/04/26/i-want-something-better/#comment-161841 Holly Hobbie hasn't been "pimped out" for the new generation. She dresses in some lovely craft-kit-esque ruffly clothes and some other boho-chic nice country fashions. She's the great-grand-daughter of the original Holly Hobbie. She has a new show on Nick Jr. about her friends and her new life on the farm (they moved to the farm.) It's a very charming series. But I agree with your opinions on Bratz dollies. Three years ago, when I was eleven, I was in just-about-I'd-say the demographic for them. I didn't like them, their clothes were weird and they had huge eyes and lips, with no noses, their faces made them look like those grey aliens. They were really edgy and cartoonily designed and packaged. A very little few of the outfits were nice, but I didn't want to buy them as I am used to not buying nice toys and we are and were poor. Also, I didn't ever like girl dolls. I've only ever liked virtual pets/Tamagotchis/Neopets/Pokemons cute fluffy animals/creatures and Rubic's Cube types of colourful puzzle things and adventure things when I was younger. These dolls didn't do anything particularly intresting. Some came with bobble-headed pets, but they were secondary to the dolls so these cute animals played second fiddle to humans. I didn't have any friends when I was younger.. I had some pets though. I liked animals more than people, they were cuter. I didn't ever like rap, it was too adult and mean. The singers' voices were too low and not like the squeaky voices of cartoon rabbits. So I deemed them ugly and gross. Holly Hobbie hasn’t been “pimped out” for the new generation. She dresses in some lovely craft-kit-esque ruffly clothes and some other boho-chic nice country fashions. She’s the great-grand-daughter of the original Holly Hobbie. She has a new show on Nick Jr. about her friends and her new life on the farm (they moved to the farm.) It’s a very charming series.

But I agree with your opinions on Bratz dollies. Three years ago, when I was eleven, I was in just-about-I’d-say the demographic for them. I didn’t like them, their clothes were weird and they had huge eyes and lips, with no noses, their faces made them look like those grey aliens. They were really edgy and cartoonily designed and packaged. A very little few of the outfits were nice, but I didn’t want to buy them as I am used to not buying nice toys and we are and were poor. Also, I didn’t ever like girl dolls. I’ve only ever liked virtual pets/Tamagotchis/Neopets/Pokemons cute fluffy animals/creatures and Rubic’s Cube types of colourful puzzle things and adventure things when I was younger. These dolls didn’t do anything particularly intresting. Some came with bobble-headed pets, but they were secondary to the dolls so these cute animals played second fiddle to humans. I didn’t have any friends when I was younger.. I had some pets though. I liked animals more than people, they were cuter. I didn’t ever like rap, it was too adult and mean. The singers’ voices were too low and not like the squeaky voices of cartoon rabbits. So I deemed them ugly and gross.

]]> By: 14 years Charlotte, who isn't a harlot! http://izzymom.com/2007/04/26/i-want-something-better-2/#comment-161842 14 years Charlotte, who isn't a harlot! Sat, 21 Jun 2008 03:42:41 +0000 http://izzymom.com/2007/04/26/i-want-something-better/#comment-161842 Holly Hobbie hasn't been "pimped out" for the new generation. She dresses in some lovely craft-kit-esque ruffly clothes and some other boho-chic nice country fashions. She's the great-grand-daughter of the original Holly Hobbie. She has a new show on Nick Jr. about her friends and her new life on the farm (they moved to the farm.) It's a very charming series. But I agree with your opinions on Bratz dollies. Three years ago, when I was eleven, I was in just-about-I'd-say the demographic for them. I didn't like them, their clothes were weird and they had huge eyes and lips, with no noses, their faces made them look like those grey aliens. They were really edgy and cartoonily designed and packaged. A very little few of the outfits were nice, but I didn't want to buy them as I am used to not buying nice toys and we are and were poor. Also, I didn't ever like girl dolls. I've only ever liked virtual pets/Tamagotchis/Neopets/Pokemons cute fluffy animals/creatures and Rubic's Cube types of colourful puzzle things and adventure things when I was younger. These dolls didn't do anything particularly intresting. Some came with bobble-headed pets, but they were secondary to the dolls so these cute animals played second fiddle to humans. I didn't have any friends when I was younger.. I had some pets though. I liked animals more than people, they were cuter. I didn't ever like rap, it was too adult and mean. The singers' voices were too low and not like the squeaky voices of cartoon rabbits. So I deemed them ugly and gross. Holly Hobbie hasn’t been “pimped out” for the new generation. She dresses in some lovely craft-kit-esque ruffly clothes and some other boho-chic nice country fashions. She’s the great-grand-daughter of the original Holly Hobbie. She has a new show on Nick Jr. about her friends and her new life on the farm (they moved to the farm.) It’s a very charming series.

But I agree with your opinions on Bratz dollies. Three years ago, when I was eleven, I was in just-about-I’d-say the demographic for them. I didn’t like them, their clothes were weird and they had huge eyes and lips, with no noses, their faces made them look like those grey aliens. They were really edgy and cartoonily designed and packaged. A very little few of the outfits were nice, but I didn’t want to buy them as I am used to not buying nice toys and we are and were poor. Also, I didn’t ever like girl dolls. I’ve only ever liked virtual pets/Tamagotchis/Neopets/Pokemons cute fluffy animals/creatures and Rubic’s Cube types of colourful puzzle things and adventure things when I was younger. These dolls didn’t do anything particularly intresting. Some came with bobble-headed pets, but they were secondary to the dolls so these cute animals played second fiddle to humans. I didn’t have any friends when I was younger.. I had some pets though. I liked animals more than people, they were cuter. I didn’t ever like rap, it was too adult and mean. The singers’ voices were too low and not like the squeaky voices of cartoon rabbits. So I deemed them ugly and gross.

]]> By: Soycloneypend http://izzymom.com/2007/04/26/i-want-something-better-2/#comment-161840 Soycloneypend Sat, 26 Jan 2008 08:40:22 +0000 http://izzymom.com/2007/04/26/i-want-something-better/#comment-161840 http://blackstate.gr/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1285 http://blackstate.gr/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1285

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