Right now my son is...

[Andrew]

...using his stuffed Titanosaurus to stomp on his Matchbox cars.   

[Dennis]

Apparently he's gonna grow up just like dad, a fan of Godzilla movies. Children are so much fun, they have limitless imaginations, and find the world to be such an astounding and magical place. I think that all adults should spend a little time each week talking and playing with their kids, it'll make you young again.

[Ash]

using his stuffed Titanosaurus to stomp on his Matchbox cars while attempting to solve Fermat's last theorem in his head and secretly plotting world domination....

[Trevor]

 

I would be prepared to lend Andy Jr my Godzilla model which is nearly a metre and a half in length. It stands on my hall table and frightens the life out of unsuspecting visitors. 

[Ash]

Did any of you ever have this Godzilla toy when you were a kid?
It was part of the 24" Shogun Warriors collection.
When you pulled that lever on the back of Godzilla's head, his firey tongue would pop out of his mouth.
And it had a fist that shot off when you pressed a little red button on his arm.



Here's the whole set:




Remember these?

[Snivelly]

Ash, I always wanted one of those, but my parents wouldn't give in and buy it!  My 5 yr old daughter would give a leg for that toy.  She has a bunch of rubber kaiju already, but that would be like the Holy Grail for her.

[DodgingGrunge]

I've had the same Godzilla toy since 1986!  When I was little he made short work of my toy cars and army men.  He's since retired to Monster Island with most of my other figures, located on top of my kitchen cabinets.  Too bad for Spiderman...

[Trevor]

 

Sorry, I forgot to mention that my Godzilla is the one from the Roland Emmerich remake.

I hope no one hates me for this..................

[Andrew]

Trevor, I see how you gained the "Master of no style" moniker.  You have a huge Deanzilla in your house?

Good grief, but I had that big plastic Godzilla when I was a kid.  With it's spring-loaded hand that shot off, I was a serious menace to my dog (whose name was "Jaws").  Between that and the big old GI Joe tank - and I do mean the huge one, the size of a small footlocker that shot rubber bullets - it is not surprising that Jaws died of ulcers.

She was a sweet old Boxer, but if I came into the room with Godzilla or the tank, she would tuck her tiny tail and find somewhere else in the house to hide.

[DodgingGrunge]

Trevor, I see how you gained the "Master of no style" moniker.  You have a huge Deanzilla in your house?

Leave poor Trevor alone!  I'm sure each and every one of us has one or more embarrassing trinkets lying about...  like for instance...    True story:  I bought this mooning pig for my first sweetheart way back in seventh grade.  How romantic, right?  Annie broke my heart, declined the gift, and promptly swung the door in my face.  *sigh*  I've kept it ever since as a reminder of what not to give a girl.

[raj]

True story:  I bought this mooning pig for my first sweetheart way back in seventh grade.  How romantic, right?  Annie broke my heart, declined the gift, and promptly swung the door in my face.  *sigh*  I've kept it ever since as a reminder of what not to give a girl.

scribbles in notebook:  do not give girls a mooning pig figurine

Hmmm, I wonder if they'd go for mooning cows. . .

[Shadow]

Sorry, I forgot to mention that my Godzilla is the one from the Roland Emmerich remake.

That's ok, Trevor. I have one, too.

[Trevor]

  Hi Andrew: Deanzilla?  He / she takes up almost all of the space on that table and my young friends like it, but their parents don't. If you think having a Deanzilla in my house is bad, you should see what is in my underpants drawer 

Thanks Shadow and Dodging

[T-Rex Television]

Hey Shadow, I have /had the same one! Except I don't know where it is, i'll have to buy another. But I would sleep with it sometimes when I was younger, and the spikes on his back would poke into my arm and sorta hurt, but I loved Godzilla so much I didn't care. And I still love Godzilla!