aargh
He is from czech republic
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14 years ago
Pure awesomeness!
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14 years ago
52 inch? holy!
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14 years ago
Yeah! But it's not a vinyl toy, it's inflatable.
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14 years ago
I can't decide wether I want this or not, where would I put it?
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14 years ago
Fill it with helium and have it tied down to your chimney!?
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14 years ago
For some reason I want to take it in the shower with me?
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14 years ago
Would be great for a pool party!
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14 years ago
Looking forward to picking one of these up.
KRLDN launch party? -
14 years ago
I just want the dead dunny head! :D
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14 years ago
Yeah I'd like some head to....
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14 years ago
Perv. I want to go to a Kidrobot launch party!!! :(
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14 years ago
OK, I'd like a little head...
Better?
You should come to the next meet up with everyone at KRLDN, its good fun, get the other half to take you. We normally all go for dinner afterwards :) -
14 years ago
Hahah, so you'd like a slight amount of fellatio? :D
Other half? You've been reading my Twitter page haven't you? :) maybe when he eventually gets a car I'll charm him into taking me to London. Kidrobot and Playlounge... I'll have to get saving :D -
14 years ago
I don't think they sell that in KRLDN, worth a try though ;)
Don't forget Forbidden Planet, it's like the London Trilogy, KR, PL, FP all in walking distance from each other :) -
14 years ago
OMG. I'm going to have to start saving RIGHT NOW then. :D
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14 years ago
Don't, I spend a fortune every time I go.
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14 years ago
when is this being released?
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14 years ago
On October 14th it's released in KRLA.
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14 years ago
yeah KRLDN doesn't think they will have it next week. then again Lard Lad still hasn't turned up there yet :P
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14 years ago
Don't save?!
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14 years ago
Save? Whats that? I'm confused.
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14 years ago
Ah. So you weren't giving bad advice. You just don't know the meaning of saving!
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14 years ago
yeah money pretty much goes through my hands like water :s
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14 years ago
I definitely want to get this. it's going to make a nice addition to my small but growing Luke Chueh collection.... the dunny head was definitely a selling point for me.
I hope I will be able to grab it on KR online -
14 years ago
I just got this month's bank statement through. Painful reading. I don't know how much of it was spent on toys :/
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14 years ago
ouch, I know that feeling!
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14 years ago
Apparently, the price of this dunny is $60!
http://kronikle.kidrobot.com/product-preview-blood-fuzz-dunny/
I don't remember seeing this number on new 8" dunny released for at least a year. Could it be, that KR has finally listened to what their customers/fans have to say, or is it one-time slip? Time will tell... -
14 years ago
Wonder if it will be £40 in KRLDN!? In fairness it should be, I'll buy one if it is.
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14 years ago
According to Kronikle: "... and retails for $60 US (£54 UK; 60€ Europe) at Kidrobot stores."
It seems that KR has their own currency conversion rates, where £1=$1.1 and 1€=$1 :) -
14 years ago
Thats so ridiculous! May se well order one from the states!
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14 years ago
True that.
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14 years ago
just ordered this from KR online this morning... my Luke Chueh collection is growing :)
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14 years ago
I thought decapitated dunny head is gonna be simply 3" dunny head, but it's bigger than 3"-er. Seems like KR made a special mold for this head.
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14 years ago
I got it and I have to say the head is the best part...all and all it's a very nice 8" dunny and my first 8" :)
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14 years ago
Yeah, it's definitely a nice dunny. And for a very decent price too!
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14 years ago
£55.20 on Kidrobot.eu, how do they work out their exchange rates!?!?
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14 years ago
I was close when I wrote that KR exchange rates are "£1 = $1.1 and 1€=$1". According to XE.com it's It's 1€ = $1.39, but what do they know :)
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14 years ago
it's typical americal brand. cheaper for americans expensive for the rest of the world. apple has same exchange rates for example. (put a rude word here)!
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14 years ago
there's VAT and customs that add up to approx. 25% in the EU. so everything that cost 1$ in the US cost 1.25$ here anyway …
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11 years ago
Luke Chueh "Blood & Fuzz" 8 inch Dunny with 3 inch $120 shipped in the US.
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14 years ago
i have seen these with bearbrick design and thought they were fake, since it's hard to get any info about them. anyway precise custom!
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14 years ago
Thanks! They are kinda fake... they're put out by some shadowy company in China, I believe. They used to have a website, but now they just have a Twitter account and a Facebook page. They skirt riiiight along the edge of being bootleg toys, but the design is just different enough to avoid lawsuits. That said, they're pretty well-made... the vinyl on this one was nice and sturdy with a great surface for painting. The bigger ones can stand on their own, but the smaller ones have rounded feet and only work well as keychains or zipper pulls. I think Voltaire's Deady Bear "This Not Bootleg" toy used the Popobe Bear form.
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14 years ago
yeah i just looked up alibaba and found dozen of chinese compaines producing popobe bears. yesterday i have even seen one on official ijin material blog as their collaboration (2007).
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14 years ago
we can see a lot of Popobear in chainstore in Indonesia.
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13 years ago
i have one and it is different from my bearbrick. they still have a site and the small ones can stand up.
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14 years ago
I really like this one!
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14 years ago
This is indeed awesome! :)
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14 years ago
i think this is my favourite of the series, want
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14 years ago
Cyborg cuteness :)
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angel
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14 years ago
I want this so bad
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14 years ago
LOVE IT ! =)
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14 years ago
@thesinisterpenguin
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14 years ago
$1 as a starting bid and £155 for shipping. "Awesome!"
I especially like how the seller emphasizes it – "SHIPPING COSTS are set HIGH and are not negotiable, but to welcome LOW BIDS and reduce FV fees."
"welcome low bids", yeah right...
Haven't these sellers heard about eBay excessive shipping costs policy? -
14 years ago
Ahh ebay :P
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14 years ago
Its also just regular shipping, I would hate to think how much s/he would charge for shipping with insurance.
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14 years ago
too bad ebay says shipping+handling, so the person can claim parking lot fees and packaging and filling the forms and so on. hands off.
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14 years ago
£155 breaks down to ~£15 for shipping of the dunny case, and... £140 for parking lot fees, packaging and filling the forms?!
I don't think so... I'm pretty sure that if this listing is reported to eBay, they'll take it down, as it clearly violates their policy. -
14 years ago
How do you go about reporting a listing? Surely it'd better to start bidding low with a reserve price and an appropriate shipping cost?
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14 years ago
"Report item" link on the right side, below the "Other item info".
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14 years ago
The seller might be on the moon? Do people live there yet? Other than trying to charge the buyer, are they trying to get around the ebay % listing seller fee?
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14 years ago
if you want to report an item you have to choose from preset options. and overpriced shipping is not there. £140 including person's hourly rate (that bloke is busy) and he has to go there during day:D
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14 years ago
@aargh It's there –
1. Reason for Report -> Listing policy breaches
2. Detailed Reason -> Circumvention of eBay fees
3. Additional Information -> Excessive postage and packaging -
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angel
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14 years ago
We will make a delete button for admins to erase all the suspicious sell offers soon.
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14 years ago
@sergeySafonov It's a good idea!
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14 years ago
thanks for info vadim...did not go any further than the first step! now everyone report it:D
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14 years ago
Actually this excessive shipping fees may not be a bad deal if you win with a very low bid. I've seen regular auctions fetch higher prices than in this cases.
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13 years ago
I have duplicates of this one.
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13 years ago
I have 3 of this one... bought 5 blind boxes and got this one 3 times. They look cool lined up like that though. A trading area on here would be really cool.
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angel
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13 years ago
Any one got a spare they could sell me please?
(MintyFresh's shipping charges are crazy) -
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13 years ago
I have 1 but he's missing the robot arm. you are welcome to it for free .
Turnone
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angel
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13 years ago
Thanks mate, I really need the arm though I'm afraid..
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13 years ago
I think Donna (LomoD) has a spare one of these.
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angel
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13 years ago
Ace, cheers mate!!!
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12 years ago
looking to buy a couple of these to paint (about 3 or so).. if anyone has dupes they're looking to part with, please email me!
/>jumpman2334@gmail.com
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12 years ago
Me too, I would like one also to paint up !! let me know?
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angel
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14 years ago
Toy of the year.
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14 years ago
gimme gimme gimme!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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14 years ago
seen the toy: I want this toy.
seen the price: I dont' want the toy.
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14 years ago
please explain to me what is so great about this piece?
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14 years ago
I guess because its a new toy released by Amanda and people enjoy her work.
The really neat thing is the mini toys with this set, they are mini versions of previously released toys by Amanda. -
14 years ago
and it is handmade and IP toys are popular too.
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14 years ago
I like both Amanda Visell and Itokin Park's cute styles, so combining the 2 is a win for me :)
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14 years ago
Worth the price. If you're a fan of Itokin Park and his resin work, then you will understand. I was fortunate to get one and it's truly amazing in person. And a lot bigger than I thought it was. If you find one, get it.
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14 years ago
This piece grew on me but I had no idea what the price was, just googled. Woah $450! I would love to hold one and play with it :D but not at that price.
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14 years ago
Yeah, the price point is completely understandable for this release. I really want it now LOL
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14 years ago
An establish artist customized an existing toy figure with bespoke details, some putty/sculpey work and great painting. He/She charges $100-$200 on top of the figure, sometimes even more, for his/her effort. If it is a popular platform and popular artist, e.g. Sket-one, it goes up to $500+.
This you have two established artists, designed, sculpted, hand-cast resin & hand-painted them. The pricing is high but I think it is fair for their time & efforts.
Similarly in an older medium. An established artist hand painted a collection of canvases for an exhibition, they will likely to cost you +$1000 each. Sometimes there would be some mess-printed pieces at a much lower price. -
14 years ago
It is good that the two artists do have mess-produced figures via Kidrobot/Super7/self catering for most collectors :)
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angel
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14 years ago
my problem is not in value, because it's mostly a moot point - nothing has a set value or price, it's all about standards and conventions.
My problem is that I don't want to see the entire scene prices start escalating, something that could very well happen as artists gain more and more recognition.
I've said it before, one of the special wonderful things about this form is it's widespread affordability. once the prices go up and up it will just get sucked into the regular market of the "art world" and will loose a lot of what makes it special - an art form for the public, for the fans. -
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14 years ago
I don't think this toy is an indication that the scene is going to price itself out of the reaches of its current supporters. As I said the artists have toys at different price levels, so their fans can afford them.
I don't see that why an artist can't exist in both "art world" and this scene (I am not sure how to distinguish the different art scenes, I've used those terms only for the context of this conversation)? If they do and I am glad that they apply their artworks on mess-produced figures every now and then, so they can afford to live and don't care if the toys make enough money.
I am also happy that some of them have turned into toy markers e.g. Mr & Mrs Horvath of Uglydolls. I've always wanted Uglydog vinyl figures and I can now buy them as open edition window-boxed figures at a couple of bucks.
I think you have a bigger problem with limited edition toys, especially blind boxed series. It encourages non-collectors to buy them and to sell at an inflated price. This makes collectors to think that they have to sell a rarer piece at the inflated price level as well to fellow collectors!? I certainly am guilty of it. -
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angel
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14 years ago
We need to fill the size. How big is it?
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14 years ago
Thanks! : ) So curious...
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14 years ago
The bed's length is approx. 6 1/2 inches and height is approx. 6 3/4 inches. The figure that is in the bed is 5 inches.
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14 years ago
any info on release of these two??
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14 years ago
1 hour later:
dear daniel your item has been shipped.
crazylabel shop.
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14 years ago
got mine in post today and i must say i am not satisfied with the paint job:/ the big panda b needs some serious fixing.
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angel
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14 years ago
I got mine today as well and I thought the paint job was very clean. However, My GhostB is a completely different story :p
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14 years ago
antifaucetwater: did you get the 'bio card and caring instructions sheet'?
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14 years ago
I got mine but did not get the 'bio card and caring instructions sheet'. Anyone got it?
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angel
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14 years ago
No, I didn't.
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angel
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14 years ago
True, Mr. Penguin :)
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14 years ago
WTF is the deal with the swastika???... I know it's a Hindu sign but still not cool... I'm disgusted!
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14 years ago
I know and I also wrote that, but and there is a big but we don't live in a world that people actually know the true meaning of the symbol, if you will ask 100 people world wide maybe 2 people will know the real history of the symbol and the other 98 will relate it to darker times... I don't know the true meaning of the artist but for now it's just tasteless... and even most Hindus don't use the symbol any more, any way you got my point.
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14 years ago
I think it's pretty sad that a symbol originally having such deep religious and spiritual meaning to so many people, but then being altered to symbolise the monstrosities that Hitler and the Nazi Party carried out, well, it's altered the whole mindset. Precisely why Buri just said what he said. Shame really. Anyway, mini speech over.
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14 years ago
In Japan I saw them quite often, even on new texts. It was also used on all maps all the time to point out temples. Even google maps have them.
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14 years ago
band kiss used double ss same as nazi army used just for the reason to make people forget about the dark times and let more people think of them rather than nazis.
back to swastika, as you know nazis had it turned 45 degrees (difference to the original). in japan there is even a streetwear brand using swastika as their logo (challenger), independent (skateboard trucks) is using iron cross (nazi's award). these symbols are much more symbols of rebelion than actual nazism. sid vicious was wearing swastika t-shirt on one of his earlier jigs. -
14 years ago
All true but like I've said in most of the western world for now this is just tasteless.
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14 years ago
I have known from a very young age the meaning behind the symbol. I am sure more people know these days.
Yet what is the meaning of this toy? Is this toy saying something about the Nazi party? If so, it is tasteless. If not, I don't know how it can be tasteless?
Then again, I just looked at his blog and there are a few that have questionable politically correct moral standings.
http://markgonzalesthepriest.blogspot.com/ -
14 years ago
The question is will any of you (these day and age) will walk the streets wearing a swastika shirt? ,explaining everyone who will stare at you (and they will) it's an Hindu symbol and not the in fumes Nazi symbol?, the answer is no because using this symbol in a western culture is taboo.
All the examples of using this symbol in other countries like Japan are useless, Japanese have different perception about life, I bet the if Japanese will see how we cheapen there culture in every way (Bimbos with Kanji sacred tattoos for example) they will be horrified as much as me right now to the sight of this horrible symbol being use with no reason beside aggravation depending on the artist other sculptures.
This is why it's tasteless. -
14 years ago
I don't think anyone is saying that people will not correlate the symbol to the swastika.
As its not directly made for religious purposes, the toy itself may cheapen the religious meaning behind the symbol; yet the artist is not using it out of context. The symbol is used on religious garbs for centuries. Its not just Hindu either. (I can't find it at the moment but I have seen Spanish religious garbs with them in the same place as this toy)
It would only be tasteless if it is out of context, such as walking down the street with a giant swastika on your shirt, as you pointed out. This is a toy that is clearly religious from the beginning, its even called "Priest" so the foundation is set.
You know that it is used as a religious symbol, so why does it horrify you? I would be more horrified that people can't let go and understand that it's use has meaning before and beyond the Nazis.
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14 years ago
What we call the swastika today has been used by the Native Americans. In fact, the left-facing Native American "swastika" was painted into the propeller spinner of the Spirit of St. Louis, the plane Charles Lindbergh famously flew over the Atlantic without stopping. The symbol meant good luck to aviators. That happened well before the Third Reich.
@ Buri: Do you know Mark Gonzalez? Do you know for a fact he is not Hindu? I think you have started an interesting conversation, but you generalize when you say "most of the western world." The question should not be "will any of you ... walk the streets wearing a swastika shirt." It is a loaded question. A conversation is more inviting than a question, and maybe it's time to talk about religious diversity and have an inter-religious dialogue. I would hazard a guess that people would rather be listened to and understood than to hear value judgments spoken from soapboxes.
We could choose to be upset about much of the subject matter uploaded here, and it's impossible to know why others display the toys they do. In fact, when I think about it, many of the toys I own and want are not in line with my own values. To me it seems discordant, and others may get an impression of me that I didn't intend.
Sexualized violence
http://rotocasted.com/toy/5729/
Drugs are sexy
http://rotocasted.com/toy/3248/
Violence in proximity to children
http://rotocasted.com/toy/3249/
Drugs in proximity to children
http://rotocasted.com/toy/2364/
The stereotype of "Satanism"
http://rotocasted.com/toy/2244/
http://rotocasted.com/toy/722/ ("666" on the back)
I display these toys in my home and online. They complicate simple views, smudge black and white, and interest me. -
14 years ago
In the bottom line so we wont drag this conversation further down it's all about perspective...I guess we have different perspective about things due to different heritage and education .
No matter how you twist it the sight of this symbol make me sick.
@CoMus, I really hope this symbol will never be recognize out of his horrific context as a constant reminder to the world of the darkest chapter in modern human history. -
14 years ago
It is perspective and I totally understand where you are coming from but I always look on the bright side and look forward. Rather than fear and regret, the reminder should be from the heroism and the iconography of the "good" guys; promoting "freedom", "prosperity" and "hope".. all that jazz!
It's true that dark times shouldn't be forgotten, yet lessons should be learnt beyond the pain and suffering. Having their propaganda still haunt us by keeping the fear and continued hate will only give the Nazis power beyond their "grave".
The Germans shouldn't be brought down by it this day in age; they shouldn't be condemned by it through its use.
Perspective is what it is, its a shame that you had to feel pain from seeing it. -
14 years ago
"It's a shame that you had to feel pain from seeing it." I agree with CoMus.
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14 years ago
@CoMus - "The Germans shouldn't be brought down by it this day in age", Never said it.. I have many German friends and I actually lived in Germany for a while when I was younger, I love them like I love all humanity.
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14 years ago
I wasn't implying you were. Just saying that they shouldn't have to deal with it being used as as a symbol of hate directly related to their country. What should be remembered is their own heroism and strength for survival after the war.
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14 years ago
Can't argue with that.
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14 years ago
sweet, love the use of the labbit :P
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14 years ago
thanks!!
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angel
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14 years ago
the patterns are lovely.
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14 years ago
Indeed, really beautiful, good and simple idea, well made!
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14 years ago
wow!, really tasteful.
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14 years ago
thanks! feel free to visit folki and knut's homepage http://www.aargh.cz/2010/07/mom/ ;)
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aargh
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14 years ago
nice one:D