Where to get rid of Beanie Babies?

In My Humble Opinion
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[QUOTE=dahfisheroo]
Kalhoun-

http://www.anysoldier.com/WhereToSend/

The soldiers that have requested them pass them out on patrols. There is a search feature, type in “beanie babies” or “toys.” Get a flat rate box from the post office for free, pack it full, I think it costs 7.70 to ship to Iraq/Afghanistan. You can email me if you have any questions about the operation or how to ship.
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Dropping them on our enemies. I like that! I suppose employing Michael Jackson’s Invincible album in the same way would be a violation of Geneva protocols.

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If there are any cat Beanies you could send them to me to add to my collection. ::hangs head in shame::

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[QUOTE=SnakesCatLady]
If there are any cat Beanies you could send them to me to add to my collection. ::hangs head in shame::
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Nothing shameful about that. They are cute little toys. The only shameful thing was the “tulipmania”-like market that went on in “collectable” Beanies.

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[QUOTE=SnakesCatLady]
If there are any cat Beanies you could send them to me to add to my collection. ::hangs head in shame::
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My in-laws are seriously cat people, but if there are any left (or duplicates that will go homeless) I shall forward them to you.

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Damn. Someone beat me to the cats. :wink:

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Artificial market. I said it then. People would not believe me. Now, the prices plumet and I can achieve my dream.

Do you have a radar (black bat with red eyes)? I want one to hang upside down from my ceiling with my other toy bats.

Other than that, I like the idea of sending them to soldiers.

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Nuke 'em from orbit - its the only way to be sure

(It is amazing how handy that phrase is)

Brian

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You can send them the same place the Dutch sent their tulips in 1637.

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Okay…I talked to the in-laws and they’re stoked on the “send 'em to the soldiers” idea. We’re going to make a party of it! Rock ‘n’ roll, adult beverages, everyone on my living room floor packing boxes (we’re guessing 15 packages), complete with notes and treats for the G.I.s. I think we may have transformed “Girl’s Night Out” from an evening of drunken debauchery to one of charitable productivity! Thanks for the tips and links!