Gadgets, Gizmos and All Manner of Strange Things

Jeaniessi Author

Aug 27, 2012 01:44 am

$300!? ummmm...nope! LOL Wahhh So expensive.

Aug 27, 2012 01:57 am

Jeaniessi wrote: $300!? ummmm...nope! LOL Wahhh So expensive.

It is! But I felt it was worth it. I had wanted one for so many years. I finally took the plunge. In the BJD community, they have a few funny quirks.
The first of course, is that the doll has it's own personality.
The second is that you have a bond with the doll.
The third has a very Harry Potter feel to it. The doll chooses you (wand chooses wizard). It sort of felt that way when I was looking for a doll. Several gawjuss ones were shown to me, but I knew the instant I saw mine that it was mine.

Sleepninja MOD

Sep 3, 2012 03:11 am

Speaking of dollfies, I would love to have these two!

*edit* The dragon is $236 and the Unicorn is $340. T-T It would take me two years to save up for those, maybe longer.

Becca256

Oct 8, 2012 04:20 am

LOL those are random!

I fell in love with this outfit the lead girl had in Rich Man Poor Woman. I want it, NOW!!

And this hat too, please!! I really, REALLY want this hat, does anyone know where I can but it?

Sygwen

Oct 8, 2012 04:38 am

http://www.dreamofdoll.com/eng/main/mapage.asp

You'll find cool dolls there..

goldenseal50 VIP

Oct 8, 2012 05:41 am

this is a super cool thread! show me more :)

Sleepninja MOD

Jan 3, 2013 06:09 pm

I was watching a lakorn and saw something really interesting. I want one of these! It's like a rotating platter for your food. Skip to the 5:20 mark.

Goliath1357

Jan 3, 2013 06:20 pm

That seems weird to me too as well as bakeries that wrap individual pieces of bread in plastic.

Sleepninja MOD

Jan 3, 2013 06:25 pm

Goliath1357 wrote: That seems weird to me too as well as bakeries that wrap individual pieces of bread in plastic.

Individual pieces? Like each slice is wrapped in plastic? o.O

waterbird12

Jan 3, 2013 07:18 pm

Everyone has a rotating platter thing for the dining room table where I live. I think it's called a Lazy Susan. I've also seen them at Chinese restaurants.

SayItAintSoJoe

Jan 3, 2013 08:08 pm

soracantabile wrote: now i remember about this:

a small apartment in hong kong..that can be used as 24 kind of rooms..

That's cool but too much work. Would get tiresome quickly.

Sleepninja MOD

Jan 3, 2013 08:12 pm

waterbird12 wrote: Everyone has a rotating platter thing for the dining room table where I live. I think it's called a Lazy Susan. I've also seen them at Chinese restaurants.

Thanks :) I think they are really cool.