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things that I collect, things that I make and things that I like.
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- SUPERELASTICBUBBLEPLASTIC
- Snakin Cake
- Neat 60's Baseball Birthday Cards
- Circle K
- Twinkles Art
- Fall Flight
- Quik & Hi-C
- Mr Toast's USA Tour - South Carolina
- Summer Movie
- My Childhood Superhero Drawings
- Out and About
- Talk Like A Pirate Day
- Ready to Mold
- Mr Toast's USA Tour - New York
- Frontier Life
- Flea Market Finds
- More Monsters
- Bad Place to Stand
- The Evolution of Sugar Bear
- Mr Toast's USA Tour - Pennsylvania
- Monster Sno-cone
- Mr Toast's USA Tour - Delaware
- Everyone has feelings.
- Monkeyhouse Lunch Box Show
- Paintings of Etsy
- Magic
- Funny Face interview
- 1959 International Harvester Calendar
- Whale Carwash Concept art
- Custom Lunchbox Show
- The Ice Cream Avenger
- Even More Wonka
- Mr Toast Cartoon Intro
- The Adventures of Shaky Bacon
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- Wondercon - Anaheim - March 29-31
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About Me
- Dan Goodsell
- Co-author of Krazy Kids Food, Taschen 2003. Creator of Mr Toast.
3 comments:
Boy, these sure bring back memories of my childhood birthdays!
Greeting cards aren't what they used to be.
Mr Toast needs to be on some greeting cards.....
I recall getting a couple cards just like that in the 60's. Thanks!
Dave
I Appreciate the hard work and time taken for these cards. Lovin this! A while back I was looking for a birthday card for a friend. I had zero luck finding what I was looking for. I told a group of friends about this problem one night while we were having a few drinks. We proceeded to get smashed and make up a bunch of greeting cards we found funny. I had been writing down the cards we made up and the next morning I read them. Much to my surprise the cards were still funny even when sober.
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