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Are you collecting the Coles or Woolworths crap collectables ?

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5 years ago
Yes, they're super cute and make great props for dolls house & small world play with the kids. I honestly don't understand the big moral panic over them. How are they any worse than the gazillions of other plastic toys lining the shelves that people will happily hand out in TRUCKLOADS come christmas? If you don't want them, don't take them.

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5 years ago
I think they're horrible and tell my kids so. Your opinion is fine, bit I believe that it is all about building positive association with coles)/Woolies and brand names. It is actually illegal to advertise directly to children.. for well reasoned good science, but of course they have got around that.

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5 years ago
What are you on about? It's not illegal to advertise to children. There are some regulations & guidelines around advertising fast food to kids but that's it.

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5 years ago
Someone selling blue one for $6k or 3 for $15k

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5 years ago
But would anyone seriously buy them? We have 3 of the blue ones and heaps of the Gold ones. I think the coloured ones are so much cuter. The kids love them all and take a different one to school each day for their pencil lol

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5 years ago
I am fucking selling them on eBay.

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5 years ago
Same here

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5 years ago
Is anyone seriously dumb enough to buy them?

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5 years ago
No, think of the environment.

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5 years ago
I am so over thinking of the environment.

I'm more worried about our old age people in the community. They can't afford to put their heater on because they receive pittance to live on.

They've seen the horror of ww1, ww2, vietnam etc etc etc and yet they can't use a heater to warm themselves in winter.

So no. I Don't think of the environment. I worry about the aged people in our community.

The ones who built this country, have witnessed the horrors of war, have made a life for us, but still those who are so cold these winter nights.

Shame on us.

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5 years ago
It’s very possible to consider both is it not? If we collectively don’t start taking care of the environment then there will be no need to worry about the aged because we won’t make it beyond the next few generations.

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5 years ago
These items arent too much of a danger to the environment because people like them and collect them. They are unlikely to get thrown away in large quantities.
Its the plastic wrapping on food;
helium balloons that get let go in the hundreds at parties, float miles then land in the sea and get eaten by marine creatures;
food delivery containers and cutlery from outfits like deliveroo;
etc, etc.

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5 years ago
And the cheap crappy plastic toys from China that break 5 minutes after the child starts playing with them at Christmas.

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5 years ago
No

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5 years ago
No, and I can't believe the prices that they resell for...

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5 years ago
No, I'm not keen on the plastic.

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5 years ago
Fuck no. There's enough cheap plastic shit in this house without adding in small little choking hazard "collectibles". If I do get some when I go shopping, I pass them on to friends who collect them for their daycares

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5 years ago
Hell yeah the kids love em. And seriously even if they didn’t I’d still collect and sell on fb like everyone else does 😂

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5 years ago
Not for resale

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5 years ago
I have a gold simba

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5 years ago
No