Torturing Barbie Dolls (experience, Christ, science, christmas, holiday)

[Mike182]

im not overly surprised by the comments about barbie's, i feel the same way

i know one thing though, there were people in my school who actually looked like barbie, with the thin stomach, round hips, long blonde hair, and the attitude of a (insert rude word here) to match

a lot of my female friends destroyed there barbies when they were ****** off by these people - i think resentment was possibly a factor

[ChrisP]

Originally Posted by Mike182

im not overly surprised by the comments about barbie's, i feel the same way

i know one thing though, there were people in my school who actually looked like barbie, with the thin stomach, round hips, long blonde hair, and the attitude of a (insert rude word here) to match

a lot of my female friends destroyed there barbies when they were ****** off by these people - i think resentment was possibly a factor

Have you ever seen Voodoo barbie

[Mike182]

Originally Posted by ChrisP

Have you ever seen Voodoo barbie

seen, used, broken, brought more - the cycle goes on

[Shadow Wolf]

i know one thing though, there were people in my school who actually looked like barbie, with the thin stomach, round hips, long blonde hair, and the attitude of a (insert rude word here) to match

a lot of my female friends destroyed there barbies when they were ****** off by these people - i think resentment was possibly a factor

I saw this segment of some news show. This one lady went through plastic surgery to look like Barbie. I think she looked alot better before surgery.

[Hope]

My parents didn't allow me and my sisters to have Barbies, because they 'distorted one's perception of what women should look like'---so, darn it all, I didn't get to experiment with Barbie mutilation.

I did, however, with my brothers as accomplices, torture and fry bugs and spiders---either under a magnifying glass outside, or on our wood stove inside. But I'm sure most children try things like that. We never progressed to more advanced forms of life....

[ChrisP]

Originally Posted by Hope

My parents didn't allow me and my sisters to have Barbies, because they 'distorted one's perception of what women should look like'---so, darn it all, I didn't get to experiment with Barbie mutilation.

I did, however, with my brothers as accomplices, torture and fry bugs and spiders---either under a magnifying glass outside, or on our wood stove inside. But I'm sure most children try things like that. We never progressed to more advanced forms of life....

Come on Mum and Dad, Save the creepy crawlies! Give Hope a Barbie!

[dawny0826]

My Barbies were all beautiful, self-assured plastic women...slow to anger...slow to jealousy...

And a good thing...considering I had 20+ Barbies...all happily and obliviously married to my ONE Ken doll.

[Ðanisty]

I always hated dolls. My parents stopped getting them for me when I was 3 or 4 because I just thought they were stupid. One of my friends used to burn her Barbies at the stake.

When you're a kid there's something hilarious about taking something that's supposed to be the standard of beauty and making it ugly.

You have to be a kid to find the joy in humor in that? Maybe I'm just sick, but I might go buy a Barbie this weekend just to mutilate her. Who cares if I'm 27 years old...I apparently missed out on the joys of sadism in my childhood.

[Bastet]

Well, I only had a couple of "real" Barbies - the rest were the cheap kind that didn't even have bendable limbs. I had quite a few of those that the hair matted on, so I cut it off and turned them punk. They had cool mohawks. My favourite Barbie (Italian Barbie), got mauled by one of our dogs, and lost a hand and had her thigh and foot mangled. I remember, my cousin and I had quite a few kidnap scenarios happen to them all, and I'd paint 'bruises' on my Barbies with makeup and stuff. Oh, and Ken couldn't keep his dick to himself. One of his shirts still has lipstick on the collar. All of the girlies were chased around by Dr. Who a lot too...he was an old perv. What can I say, we used to watch all the soap operas with my Nan...

Originally Posted by Pardus

I have a copy of "The Wicker Man" if that counts.

I saw that movie when I was 12...our History teacher made us watch it. Mind you, I can't hold it against her, cause we also got to see Monty Python's Holy Grail that year. She was a cool teacher...but on retrospect, I think she was stoned for much of the time.