I have over 200 (some doubles) beanies, buddies, pillow pals, and teeny beanies I'm looking to get rid of. Most all of them are from 96-01. They are in great condition all with tags, and most have tag protectors. Most Bears are in boxes.If you are interested in looking at them, or want more info call Megan @ 850 - 685-0894
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beats on hood
Ditto.
Beach Fanatic
Same here...leftovers from my children's "collection"....they never asked for these or liked these. ..we have a huge collection from the inlaws gifting....now they sit in a large
plastic container in the garage...with no home.....There must be a place for these th
plastic container in the garage...with no home.....There must be a place for these th
Beach Fanatic
Same here...leftovers from my children's "collection"....they never asked for these or liked these. ..we have a huge collection from the inlaws gifting....now they sit in a large
plastic container in the garage...with no home.....There must be a place for these them
plastic container in the garage...with no home.....There must be a place for these them
Beach Fanatic
Same here...leftovers from my children's "collection"....they never asked for these or liked these. ..we have a huge collection from the inlaws gifting....now they sit in a largesame here
plastic container in the garage...with no home.....There must be a place for these them
Beach Comber
I remember back in the day when everyone thought these would be a great investment. Perhaps you could try ebay?
Beach Fanatic
they could be used in place of sea walls...
SoWal Expert
Dog toys.
beats on hood
We paid as much as $200 for some of them. How stupid! But my Gator one (called "Swampy") always travels with me in the back seat.
SoWal Insider
We paid as much as $200 for some of them. How stupid!
Daytraders said the same thing about their dot-com stocks.
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bean
We've depleted our collection the past few years. I give them away and use them for carnival prizes at church and school. If you come over and visit me with a little one you will likely be going home with one. My mom was the one that started the whole collecting fiasco. She paid $150 for a Princess years ago. If you need a webkinz, let me know, she still hasn't learned.
margarita brocolia
they could be used in place of sea walls...
Dog toys.
Beach Comber
Landfill.
Beach Lover
Rather than selling them for pennies on the dollar, google "donating beanie babies." Imagine how happy you could make some little kid somewhere in the world. That would be payment enough.
Beach Fanatic
A funny Beanie Baby Story,
Several years go, my daughter was in 1st grade. The teacher gave out pennies for all good deeds/acts of kindness, etc. On Friday the children could go shop at "Lisa-Mart" with their pennies. (It's a great teaching tool.) Parents donated the items for sale including many Beany Babies. Amazingly enough, almost all the children rebought their own beanie babies. They wanted a "friend for the one they had at home." Lots of white lies (and some just plain ol' lyin') got told during that year of school.
Several years go, my daughter was in 1st grade. The teacher gave out pennies for all good deeds/acts of kindness, etc. On Friday the children could go shop at "Lisa-Mart" with their pennies. (It's a great teaching tool.) Parents donated the items for sale including many Beany Babies. Amazingly enough, almost all the children rebought their own beanie babies.
They wanted a "friend for the one they had at home." Lots of white lies (and some just plain ol' lyin') got told during that year of school.
Beach Lover
ok the Beanie babies are my Cocker Spaniels FAVORITE toy. She loves the Pink Pig Squealer, she carries it around and loves to shake it and hear the beans move around. She sleeps on it and and tried to hind it from us, she walks around and whines tring to find a place to leave it.
I would be interested in some. She likes the more long and flat ones. Let me know I would like to buy some.
I would be interested in some. She likes the more long and flat ones. Let me know I would like to buy some.
SoWal Insider
ok the Beanie babies are my Cocker Spaniels FAVORITE toy. She loves the Pink Pig Squealer, she carries it around and loves to shake it and hear the beans move around. She sleeps on it and and tried to hind it from us, she walks around and whines tring to find a place to leave it.
I would be interested in some. She likes the more long and flat ones. Let me know I would like to buy some.
How funny! I actually googled "uses for beanie babies" because of this thread and couldn't really find anything.
bean
I would think they would be dangerous for dogs. The dog toys I've seen in use usually have holes in them. The beans would spill out everywhere. Montgomery's dog sounds like an exception.
Beach Lover
yes, Brandy has never chewed through a toy. She has had one of those Lofa Dogs you get at PetSmart for over a year and I have to wash it but she just carries it around. She has her favorites and never tears them up.... however if I leave paper on the coffe table when I leave it will be in 100 pieces when I get home, I guess that is not hers so she does not mind distroying it. Her toys she takes care of, go figure
Beach Lover
Beach Fanatic
How funny! I actually googled "uses for beanie babies" because of this thread and couldn't really find anything.
Google: recycle Beanie Babies.
Beach Fanatic
I (actually my 6th grader) have a laundry basket full of beanie babies. But---- A funny beanie baby story.
In the heyday of beanie babies, I needed a pair of bunnies (I think they were Flopsy, Topsy, Mopsy, Lord knows what) for my god children for Easter. Sent the hubby to a shop in Newnan, Georgia because they had a shipment coming in. My hubby and 40 other women were literally instructed in their "Beanie Baby etiquette" by the store owner.
1. No pushing, no shoving
2. No tossing a BB to a friend
3. No hiding BBs around the store for friends to "find"
4. Only 3 BB's to a customer.
My hubby, was horrified, terrified, but he came home with Flopsy and Mopsy.
My God children are now in college. I sure hope they still have those dang BB's.
In the heyday of beanie babies, I needed a pair of bunnies (I think they were Flopsy, Topsy, Mopsy, Lord knows what) for my god children for Easter. Sent the hubby to a shop in Newnan, Georgia because they had a shipment coming in. My hubby and 40 other women were literally instructed in their "Beanie Baby etiquette" by the store owner.
1. No pushing, no shoving
2. No tossing a BB to a friend
3. No hiding BBs around the store for friends to "find"
4. Only 3 BB's to a customer.
My hubby, was horrified, terrified, but he came home with Flopsy and Mopsy.
My God children are now in college. I sure hope they still have those dang BB's.
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