where can i find an adult tinkerbell puzzle? i saw a picture online, but i cant find any besides kids ones.?

getwiththe

yeah i have searched ebay up and down

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Uk Jigsaw Puzzles

Put in what picture you want then how many pieces.

Ive found these


http://www.alljigsawpuzzles.co.uk/shopping/shopdisplayproducts.asp?Search=Yes


Or theres Amazon

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/search-handle-url/index=toys-uk&field-keywords=puzzle%201000%20disney&results-process=default&dispatch=search/ref=pd_sl_aw_tops-2_toys-uk_207469076_1&results-process=default


Uncle Games

http://www.unclesgames.com/index.php/cPath/636

Puzzle Mania

http://www.puzzle-mania.co.uk/Jigsaw%20Puzzles/disney_jigsaw_puzzles.html



Hope this helped


Mch Lve

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Can you find pictures/ videos of your favorite toys you had as a kid?

Fonzie T

& toys you *wanted*, but never got?

Sounds like a job for Google & Youtube to me! :) Post your toy pics &/or commercials for them.

As a kid, I was obsessed w/ Batman. I had the action figure by a now defunct company called Mego. They made all KINDS of action figures back in the day.

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/115/291641417_63ca5e92e1.jpg?v=0

Can't have Batman w/o Robin!
http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj158/cantina00/082308megorobinmoc1.jpg

I REALLY wanted the Batcave & Batcycle, but never got em. :(

The commercial for them is hilarious!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=siVtJ7lPZvw

I had a few of the then popular Planet of the Apes figures
http://brian.carnell.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/diamond_select_apes.jpg

For some reason, Dr. Zaius was my favorite. Maybe cause I thought it was cool he was an orangutan! lol
http://brian.carnell.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/retro_zaius.jpg

Tv ad for them:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fr2sCLLrHU0

I LOVED my AFX Aurora racing cars. This wasn't the exact one I had, but close. Man, I haven't even *heard* the words "AFX Aurora" in years!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDohlQNkJ28
myth- lol! Sick kid!

Silly- Omg! I forgot about that one. (& I TOTALLY forgot about the monster version!) The number of kids who'd puncture it just to see what the goo inside looked like!
Arnelle- That's very cute :)
VT- The Dream House doesn't look so tall in the pic. Either it was huge & the pic doesn't look it or you were a *tiny* 4 year old! lol
Suzy- Awwww!! Yknow what I like about this? Not only is it very cute to see what my contacts used to play with as little kids, but it gives me a better insight about you guys.
Some of us have these tough exteriors here (often cause we have to), but these things show a softer side. :)

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Hahahahaha! I clicked on the Stretch Armstrong link - this picture is so wrong http://www.plaidstallions.com/kenner/smonster.jpg XD

Anyway, let's see..

Oh yeah, well I can't seem to find the exact same ones as I had, but I had a Sylvanian House like this http://www.hippotoys.co.uk/shop/images/house.jpg except bigger and less fancy. And a treehouse which I can't find anywhere! D:

They're so cute though aren't they? http://www.simplesite.com/picture.aspx?id=5526982 And there were loads of different animals!

And I apparently used to love this microphone http://s245.photobucket.com/albums/gg57/Ladytron_69/?action=view&current=Mic.jpg Hahaha

But I don't think I can't think of anything else off the top of my head.

Edit: Haha aww, but I feel too young to be getting all nostalgic! D: ! And I remembered another thing - this I got for reasons which I have no idea, I just really wanted it - a chemistry set. HAHA And I remember mixing all this crap together and there must have been some sulphuric acid somewhere because I made the whole house smell like rotten eggs. XD

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What was for sale at the Woolworth store besides Tangee lipsticks and penny candies?

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daisy

Did you frequent the lunch counter?
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I've got a nostalgic bug tonight.

BQ - - Men, what kind of hair tonic did you use to get that wet look?

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Going way back to the 1950's I remember that Woolworth's
in the UK, had a biscuit counter, we kids would gaze at the
glass topped Huntley & Palmer boxes of biscuits and on our
way home would buy broken biscuits, a bagful for a few
pennies.

They also had a big container near the sweet counter for
roasted peanuts, just a few feet away from the record
section, where we would purchase our 45rpm discs,
for about 4/6d.

Woolies sold paint, stationery, brylcreem, crockery and
just about anything you could imagine. A fascinating
experience for a child particularly at Christmas time
with toys galore.
Woolworth's went the way of all things and are no more
in the UK, but we still have our memories.

21 year old with a child, money just disapears, any advice on how people with kids work there money out please?

Andi

Me and my girlfriend are young parents, I work and my girlfriend doesn't so she can look after our baby, I need to know how to live off the money I get, we scrape by but I know people who live off well less than I get and I don't know how, any help at all please? Any advice would be really helpfull.

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Hi there,

Its all about wise spending and prioritisation. It sounds boring, but a little bit of planning really helps your paycheck go further.

First you need to look at the basics. Is there anything you spend money on that you don't NEED? I don;t know your situation but the prime suspects are often takeaways, eating out, alcohol, cigarettes. These are all relatively expensive and not 100% necessary.

Secondly, look at where you can make cuts in other places. Are you with the cheapest supplier of gas/electricity? Could you get a better deal on your car insurance? Can you negotiate a slight reduction in rent?

Where money has to be spent, look at getting the best value for money. The expensive nappies may SAY they are the best, but are they really? Experiment with some cheaper brands and see how you get on. Can you make homemade babyfood and freeze what you don't need for later use? Homemade is frequently healthier and cheaper too. For your own food, buy frozen veg, stock up when things are on offer, make meals in bulk and freeze for other days. Visit supermarkets at about 8pm and take advantage of the reduced sections. Make lunches at home to take to work, bring drinks with you too instead of buying them! If time is an issue, soup in a flask is a wonderful thing for you to take to work!

Are you getting all the benefits you are entitled to? Eg child tax credits, child benefit, council tax benefit (as your girlfriend isn't working), working tax credits...http://www.turn2us.org.uk/benefits_search.aspx will help you figure out what you are entitled to.

There is a brilliant website that I visit daily that has really helped me get my finances in order and spend more wisely. Its http://www.moneysavingexpert.com - read all the different sections in the tabs at the top and you will find loads of ways to save. I also really recommend that you post your situation with a few more details on their forums. There are some genius people on there that really know their stuff!

Good luck and I hope that helped just a bit. :)

PS as you know babies grow fast - you don't need expensive clothes and toys. Hand-me-downs, charity shops, cheap shops...all are great for babygrows and things that will only last baby a short while!

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How can I make money online, legitimately, as a 13 year old?

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Matthew

I would like to make some money because all the paper rounds in my area are being done, and so I would like make some money. I have looked into survey sites but some look too risky; CashCrate posted cheques in US dollars an I am from the UK. Is there and legitimate survey sites, and/or any other ways to make money over the web.
Thanks for the honest advice guys

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Hey, even 13 year lods have the right to make money! I know I did.. Heck, I used to be a paper boy, collect coke bottles, mow lawns, wash cars, and even remove poison oak out of little old ladies yards in Carmel because I did not catch it. I also invented all kinds of cool little toys from crossbows made from Street Sweeper brush things to lock picks.. And.. I sold em to other kids...

Also, do NOT let dumb adults EVER tell you can't do something. It is the death of creativity because one day you might live right down to their expectations! Got it? Because you ask such a question tells me you are a "Go Getter" so, my young friend keep at it! Inventive ideas are ALWAYS sold on the web.. Start learning about WordPress.. Visit here to start your FIRST Free website.. http://wordpress.com/ If you do it contact me personally.. I will help you out!

The stuff you mention is kind of scammy... I know you are from the UK but did you ever hear of the Ginsu Knife guy? The guy who you see on TV showing all kinds of silly inventions?

This guy took some crazy ideas he had and made millions with them. He is an inventive kind of guy and makes up crazy names we all can remember and shows you how to market them.. I think it is pretty nice! Take a look here.. http://bit.ly/GinsuKnifeGuy You may recognize many of his products even in the UK!

If you are the inventive type take a look at the top 10 reasons to file a Provisional Patent Application please watch the second video in this blog.
http://www.filepatentapplications.com/blog/

If my answer was of value to you please remember to vote!

Good luck!

Is it possible to amplify the signal in a kids walkie talkie?

iBAMF

Like my friends and I were thinking of buying walkie talkie wrist watches and messing with them to amplify the signal to around a 3-5km radius. Is this possible or am I just crazy?

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Some wrist watch walkie talkies claim 2.5 miles http://www.menkind.co.uk/gifts-gadgets-c112/outdoor-fun-c223/outdoor-toys-c30/moontalk-walkie-talkie-wrist-watches-p111227 In reality in a built up area that's not likely and line of site (colloquially known as "here's me, here's my mate") is more likely.

To increase the power is not a practical proposition without increasing the size of the unit. Even changing the antenna, which would make a difference, would mean you were walking around with an 18cm (7 inch) wire or telescopic antenna poking out the the watch which is neither safe nor stylish. Of course you could run an RG214 cable up your arm and have the antenna attached to the top of a helmet provided you didn't mind looking a bit crazy.

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