Spiderman has returned.

[Guest]

Yes, he has.

He currently resides within my 6-year-old son.

Of course he was Spiderman for Halloween this past year. He has the webshooter gloves, the amazing spidey sound gloves, the mask, the costume.

He loves that costume. He even slept in it last night.

The problem? At school today he chose to demonstrate his spidey skills by climbing over the walls of the bathroom stall instead of just opening the door.

When his teacher questioned him about his behavior the response was:

"Well, Miss H. I'm a climber."

*sigh*

I remember when his hero used to be Cookie Monster. http://www.addis-welt.de/smilie/smilie/sesam/166.gif

 

[cloudy]

Yes, he has.

He currently resides within my 6-year-old son.

Of course he was Spiderman for Halloween this past year. He has the webshooter gloves, the amazing spidey sound gloves, the mask, the costume.

He loves that costume. He even slept in it last night.

The problem? At school today he chose to demonstrate his spidey skills by climbing over the walls of the bathroom stall instead of just opening the door.

When his teacher questioned him about his behavior the response was:

"Well, Miss H. I'm a climber."

*sigh*

I remember when his hero used to be Cookie Monster. http://www.addis-welt.de/smilie/smilie/sesam/166.gif

Now I know we have some weird, separated at birth or something connection!

I also have a "climber," bless him, who insists his name is Peter Parker. A couple of months ago I bought him this set that consisted of a pair of spiderman gloves (that made web-slinging noises, no less), and a mask. It was worth the price ten times over - the looks on people's faces as this miniature spiderman waved at them from the car were hilarious.

btw - my spiderman will be 5 in June.

 

[Guest]

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Now I know we have some weird, separated at birth or something connection!

I also have a "climber," bless him, who insists his name is Peter Parker. A couple of months ago I bought him this set that consisted of a pair of spiderman gloves (that made web-slinging noises, no less), and a mask. It was worth the price ten times over - the looks on people's faces as this miniature spiderman waved at them from the car were hilarious.

btw - my spiderman will be 5 in June.

Spiderman rocks!!!

(Aren't those webslinging gloves cool?)

 

[cloudy]

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Spiderman rocks!!!

(Aren't those webslinging gloves cool?)

Now he's wanting the ones that shoot silly string all over the place.

 

[ABSTRUSE]

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Now he's wanting the ones that shoot silly string all over the place.

I want those too!!!

actually I want ones that shoot acid.

 

[sweetnpetite]

I can top you all!

My two year old calls spiderman "me"!

He pretends to shoot webs and tries to swing on ony peice of rope he can find to pretend to be a web.

 

[cloudy]

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I want those too!!!

actually I want ones that shoot acid.

those cannisters are replaceable

Actually, silly string sounds kinda kinky.

 

[Guest]

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Now he's wanting the ones that shoot silly string all over the place.

We've got 'em. The special Spidey refill cannisters go for about $6.00 each.

(Strangely enough, you can get silly string for about $2.)

 

[SnoopDog]

Cookie Monster still IS my favourite.

Here he's called 'Krümelmonster' which would translate into Crumb Monster.

Nevermind.


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