Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic (Post 620886)

I hope that I don't kill the warm fuzzies of nostalgia, but I thought I'd share my latest pick, as well as a message of love and concern to all of my friends here on the Ark. On Tuesday afternoon, I ended up getting one of these. I woke up in the early morning hours, with a absolutely crushing pain in my chest, and thankfully, made the decision to go to the ER, something that I almost never do, as I tend to be a bit stubborn. Thankfully, it was one that saved my life, as little did I know, I was having a massive heart attack that was taking place in my left artery, an attack that doctors commonly refer to as "the widowmaker" due to it's incredibly silent and lethal tendency to kill it's victim, often without a warning, as it is nearly impossible to spot on an EKG. It absolutely caught me by surprise, as I have never had an issue with cholesterol, am fairly fit, am not overweight, and only just recently turned 36 years old not more than two weeks ago. After what I was told was a precautionary trip to the hospital cath lab, imagine my surprise when the cardiologist told me that I had a complete and total blockage in the artery, and not because I eat garbage like many of us do, but mostly through bad genetics, a diabetic condition that I did not even realize that I had, and a "it can't happen to me," type attitude.

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...924_100835.jpg

I'm here today only because despite my stubbornness, I wasn't too stubborn to get out of bed and get it checked out. I urge all of you, it doesn't matter how old or young you are, do not ever question or gamble with your health. If you suffer from chest pain, don't be too ashamed to admit that you might be sick, too stubborn to admit that something could be taking place, and if you have a family or people you care about, too selfish to get it looked at. I'm truly lucky and blessed that I am here today, freshly discharged at home, spreading this message to you all. I have gotten the opportunity to converse and debate with some of you, and gotten to know many of you on a more personal level, and I would not wish what happened to me on anyone else, as it was truly one of the most painful and terrifying experiences of my life. I wish all of you the best of health and life, because it's the experiences here, at the retailers, toy shows and comic-cons with others like you that make this hobby just so much damn fun.

Sorry for using this podium as a soapbox to preach heart health, but it was a message that was deeply important to me, and I wanted to share with all of you.

That's not to say that despite my dire condition, I didn't get a couple of nice pick-ups from friends and family sending me well wishes. On the contrary, they knew that flowers was the last thing I wanted...(Not pictured are the two X-wing fighters that I also received, one from the Hot Wheels line, and one from the Titanium line)

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...5_174506-1.jpg

That said, the Grim Reaper can suck it. Can't wait until I'm back on my feet again to do some proper hunting. Take care guys...and if you got this far...thanks. Now back to the awesome hauls. Godspeed.

Originally Posted by donmeca2020 (Post 620903)

well for starters i got a nintendo NES system yesterday in the mail !!
today as i was hooking it up at my folks house so pops and myself can play some super mario, he hands me a old nike box. as i opened it up i was freaked out. i thought i lost these or threw them away !
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e7...pszlngiqad.jpg

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e7...ps71nr2gsu.jpg
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e7...ps92kqv33s.jpg
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e7...psjofzpajr.jpg

can't remember for the life of me what were all of the batman differnet colored costumes for... the legends of batman figures are still cool and i like those animated series figures. i don't think they're shelf worthy but you never know.

Originally Posted by deathofthelines (Post 620919)

The yellow was his underwater suit and gold was just because why not. White was his winter suit and the silver one was anti electric shock or something like that

Originally Posted by donmeca2020 (Post 620932)

i do recall the yellow being a swimsuit, i have no idea what the copper one was, the silver if i recall correctly was like a sattelite space suit... i have no idea lol craziest thing i still have majority of the accesories. i might end up ebaying these guys.

Originally Posted by redfox (Post 620947)

Supernatural Haul

http://i1254.photobucket.com/albums/...ps3toqxdtx.jpg

Originally Posted by snake5289 (Post 620946)

These?
https://www.figurerealm.com/actionfi...figure&id=1964
https://www.figurerealm.com/actionfi...figure&id=1968
That first one was definitely one of my favorites.

Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic (Post 620886)

I hope that I don't kill the warm fuzzies of nostalgia, but I thought I'd share my latest pick, as well as a message of love and concern to all of my friends here on the Ark. On Tuesday afternoon, I ended up getting one of these. I woke up in the early morning hours, with a absolutely crushing pain in my chest, and thankfully, made the decision to go to the ER, something that I almost never do, as I tend to be a bit stubborn. Thankfully, it was one that saved my life, as little did I know, I was having a massive heart attack that was taking place in my left artery, an attack that doctors commonly refer to as "the widowmaker" due to it's incredibly silent and lethal tendency to kill it's victim, often without a warning, as it is nearly impossible to spot on an EKG. It absolutely caught me by surprise, as I have never had an issue with cholesterol, am fairly fit, am not overweight, and only just recently turned 36 years old not more than two weeks ago. After what I was told was a precautionary trip to the hospital cath lab, imagine my surprise when the cardiologist told me that I had a complete and total blockage in the artery, and not because I eat garbage like many of us do, but mostly through bad genetics, a diabetic condition that I did not even realize that I had, and a "it can't happen to me," type attitude.

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...924_100835.jpg

I'm here today only because despite my stubbornness, I wasn't too stubborn to get out of bed and get it checked out. I urge all of you, it doesn't matter how old or young you are, do not ever question or gamble with your health. If you suffer from chest pain, don't be too ashamed to admit that you might be sick, too stubborn to admit that something could be taking place, and if you have a family or people you care about, too selfish to get it looked at. I'm truly lucky and blessed that I am here today, freshly discharged at home, spreading this message to you all. I have gotten the opportunity to converse and debate with some of you, and gotten to know many of you on a more personal level, and I would not wish what happened to me on anyone else, as it was truly one of the most painful and terrifying experiences of my life. I wish all of you the best of health and life, because it's the experiences here, at the retailers, toy shows and comic-cons with others like you that make this hobby just so much damn fun.

Sorry for using this podium as a soapbox to preach heart health, but it was a message that was deeply important to me, and I wanted to share with all of you.

That's not to say that despite my dire condition, I didn't get a couple of nice pick-ups from friends and family sending me well wishes. On the contrary, they knew that flowers was the last thing I wanted...(Not pictured are the two X-wing fighters that I also received, one from the Hot Wheels line, and one from the Titanium line)

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...5_174506-1.jpg

That said, the Grim Reaper can suck it. Can't wait until I'm back on my feet again to do some proper hunting. Take care guys...and if you got this far...thanks. Now back to the awesome hauls. Godspeed.

Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic (Post 620886)

I hope that I don't kill the warm fuzzies of nostalgia, but I thought I'd share my latest pick, as well as a message of love and concern to all of my friends here on the Ark. On Tuesday afternoon, I ended up getting one of these. I woke up in the early morning hours, with a absolutely crushing pain in my chest, and thankfully, made the decision to go to the ER, something that I almost never do, as I tend to be a bit stubborn. Thankfully, it was one that saved my life, as little did I know, I was having a massive heart attack that was taking place in my left artery, an attack that doctors commonly refer to as "the widowmaker" due to it's incredibly silent and lethal tendency to kill it's victim, often without a warning, as it is nearly impossible to spot on an EKG. It absolutely caught me by surprise, as I have never had an issue with cholesterol, am fairly fit, am not overweight, and only just recently turned 36 years old not more than two weeks ago. After what I was told was a precautionary trip to the hospital cath lab, imagine my surprise when the cardiologist told me that I had a complete and total blockage in the artery, and not because I eat garbage like many of us do, but mostly through bad genetics, a diabetic condition that I did not even realize that I had, and a "it can't happen to me," type attitude.

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...924_100835.jpg

I'm here today only because despite my stubbornness, I wasn't too stubborn to get out of bed and get it checked out. I urge all of you, it doesn't matter how old or young you are, do not ever question or gamble with your health. If you suffer from chest pain, don't be too ashamed to admit that you might be sick, too stubborn to admit that something could be taking place, and if you have a family or people you care about, too selfish to get it looked at. I'm truly lucky and blessed that I am here today, freshly discharged at home, spreading this message to you all. I have gotten the opportunity to converse and debate with some of you, and gotten to know many of you on a more personal level, and I would not wish what happened to me on anyone else, as it was truly one of the most painful and terrifying experiences of my life. I wish all of you the best of health and life, because it's the experiences here, at the retailers, toy shows and comic-cons with others like you that make this hobby just so much damn fun.

Sorry for using this podium as a soapbox to preach heart health, but it was a message that was deeply important to me, and I wanted to share with all of you.

That's not to say that despite my dire condition, I didn't get a couple of nice pick-ups from friends and family sending me well wishes. On the contrary, they knew that flowers was the last thing I wanted...(Not pictured are the two X-wing fighters that I also received, one from the Hot Wheels line, and one from the Titanium line)

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...5_174506-1.jpg

That said, the Grim Reaper can suck it. Can't wait until I'm back on my feet again to do some proper hunting. Take care guys...and if you got this far...thanks. Now back to the awesome hauls. Godspeed.

Originally Posted by Barefootabe (Post 620527)

i couldnt find the agent venoms anywhere near me, but they had a ton of black ants, so hopfully the distribution has got better

Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic (Post 620886)

I hope that I don't kill the warm fuzzies of nostalgia, but I thought I'd share my latest pick, as well as a message of love and concern to all of my friends here on the Ark. On Tuesday afternoon, I ended up getting one of these. I woke up in the early morning hours, with a absolutely crushing pain in my chest, and thankfully, made the decision to go to the ER, something that I almost never do, as I tend to be a bit stubborn. Thankfully, it was one that saved my life, as little did I know, I was having a massive heart attack that was taking place in my left artery, an attack that doctors commonly refer to as "the widowmaker" due to it's incredibly silent and lethal tendency to kill it's victim, often without a warning, as it is nearly impossible to spot on an EKG. It absolutely caught me by surprise, as I have never had an issue with cholesterol, am fairly fit, am not overweight, and only just recently turned 36 years old not more than two weeks ago. After what I was told was a precautionary trip to the hospital cath lab, imagine my surprise when the cardiologist told me that I had a complete and total blockage in the artery, and not because I eat garbage like many of us do, but mostly through bad genetics, a diabetic condition that I did not even realize that I had, and a "it can't happen to me," type attitude.

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...924_100835.jpg

I'm here today only because despite my stubbornness, I wasn't too stubborn to get out of bed and get it checked out. I urge all of you, it doesn't matter how old or young you are, do not ever question or gamble with your health. If you suffer from chest pain, don't be too ashamed to admit that you might be sick, too stubborn to admit that something could be taking place, and if you have a family or people you care about, too selfish to get it looked at. I'm truly lucky and blessed that I am here today, freshly discharged at home, spreading this message to you all. I have gotten the opportunity to converse and debate with some of you, and gotten to know many of you on a more personal level, and I would not wish what happened to me on anyone else, as it was truly one of the most painful and terrifying experiences of my life. I wish all of you the best of health and life, because it's the experiences here, at the retailers, toy shows and comic-cons with others like you that make this hobby just so much damn fun.

Sorry for using this podium as a soapbox to preach heart health, but it was a message that was deeply important to me, and I wanted to share with all of you.

That's not to say that despite my dire condition, I didn't get a couple of nice pick-ups from friends and family sending me well wishes. On the contrary, they knew that flowers was the last thing I wanted...(Not pictured are the two X-wing fighters that I also received, one from the Hot Wheels line, and one from the Titanium line)

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...5_174506-1.jpg

That said, the Grim Reaper can suck it. Can't wait until I'm back on my feet again to do some proper hunting. Take care guys...and if you got this far...thanks. Now back to the awesome hauls. Godspeed.

Originally Posted by donmeca2020 (Post 620940)

To to Phantomcrow and Wolverine thanks guys !! i couldnt remember what line of figures all those batman toys were from. i was pretty sure it had something to do with the keaton movies though. looking that that price on the powerwing Batman i wish figures were that price again...

Would you look at that i have all the bigger accessories as well and some more that isn't pictured !! i know with all my old marvel toys the accessories were all missing lol

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e7...psmwhgoo4o.jpg

Does anybody remember the figure that was close to the comic version at that time? i have 2 that are a deep blue and grey coloring with blue a blue cape and another in almost solid blue.... they should both be pictured above.