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Growing up - What was your Comic Book money's Competition?

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Grade school: slot cars laugh.gif

 

High school / College: drugs blush.gif beer tongue.gif girls insane.gif Grateful Dead hail.gif

 

893scratchchin-thumb.gif Stopped collecting for 25 years while the drugs wore off 27_laughing.gif

 

Now: Family / House / Bills wink.gif

 

893scratchchin-thumb.gif they wore off, I hadn't noticed. poke2.gif

 

You know that was a set-up, right? 27_laughing.gifinsane.gif

 

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Ice cream at the Dairy Queen was ten cents, a bag of chips came with a disc that showed a player's face and I collected all of the Leafs, chocolate bars were a nickel or a dime and Mad Magazine was thirty cents-- I had about a three year run of those. I remember having to choose between a Batman Annual and a large bag of peanuts one day after going swimming at Bathurst Heights pool. An "old" lady whom I had never seen before, subsidized me and I had both. Looking back, she probably thought I was a kid from the nearby Ontario Housing Project and that was her way of having a social conscience. That was about it for me in Toronto during the time of the twelve cent comic.

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