Merchandising

I'd like to have some advice on South Park toys. I took a look at the "studio store" on express.com (ex.dvdexpress) and there's some doll's at a decent prize; "squeezies" of Kyle, Cartman and so on. They cost $5.45 and are 4" tall (i'm looking at Cartman right now). Do you recomend this product? Is there a better place to buy SP merchandise (variety/price)?

In article , [email] wrote:

Dunno, what kind of toy do you like? If you like that kind of thing, go for it. Personally, I want a stuffed Kyle and Kenny. Kenny's head pops off, and Kyle is Jewish like me. What a role model! This is not very high on my list of priorities. I want a Voodoo(n) card before those.

Howard S Shubs escreveu:

Thanks I was asking mainly to know about the quality of south park merchandise in general. I'd like to have dolls or action figures or whatever this should be called that would speak a couple of 'colourful' sentences. Is this available?

In article , [email] wrote:

Well, the dolls I mentioned are plush toys. I don't know if they still make them. The squishy ones you mentioned, if they're like the ones I've seen in Fry's and such, will probably last a while but will eventually fall apart due to the squishy material, if it's like what I've seen in dog toys. Of course, a kid might be worse than a dog. <grin> It all depends on how you use it, of course. If you put it on a shelf, it'll last longer than if it's on the floor, getting chewed on by the dog or the kid, clawed by the cat, stepped on by everyone...

OTOH, if you use it like I tend to use what plush toys I've got (Linux "Tux" penguin [sitting on the computer telling me to spend more time in Linux], Garfield on four legs [on a top shelf], big Dilbert and Dogbert [in the "office" shelving], small Catbert and Boss [on top of the active computer monitor]), they'll just get dusty.