OAFE: your #1 source for toy reviews
C o m m e n t   o f   t h e   W e e k
"Master Splinter is clearly maybe thirty or forty, but feels like he's a hundred years old. He also seems to have no concept of money or how to dress outside of Feudal-era Japan, at least according to that one episode when he became human again."

what's new?
reviews
articulation
figuretoons
customs
message board
links
blog
FAQ
accessories
main
Twitter Facebook RSS      
search

Figuretoon Quickies

"The Boss is Coming"
10/6/10

Monster.com, in case you've never seen a banner ad or the Super Bowl, is a job-hunting site. You can apply for jobs, post your resume, wait in vain for anyone to look at it, die a little inside as you realize you may never work again... sorry, we drifted off for a second. Went to a dark place there. Anyway, you can get Monster to send you new listings that match your criteria. They come via email, not announced in person by a hideous beast. Aww, sad!

The human guy is Ted, from The Cubes - he comes with that whole cubicle, too. The monster is Wolf Breath, one of the Madballs Head-Popping action figures, released in 1986 by some long-gone company called AmToy (a division of American Greetings - yes, the card people).

Vision-Impaired Transcript

Ted: AAAAAH!
Monster: Mid-level account manager in Poughkeepsie?
Caption: Ted swiftly came to regret signing up for job alerts from Monster.com

back index next


To add yourself to our mailing list, just enter your email below and click "Join."

  E-Mail Address:      
                     Subscribe     Unsubscribe
 
Report an Error 

Discuss this (and everything else) on our message board, the Loafing Lounge!


shop action figures at Entertainment Earth

Entertainment Earth

that exchange rate's a bitch

© 2001 - present, OAFE. All rights reserved.
Need help? Mail Us!