Michael Jackson Pop! Rocks Vinyl Figures by Funko | The Blot Says...

The Blot Says...: Michael Jackson Pop! Rocks Vinyl Figures by Funko:


As you may know by now, I'm completely obsessed with these cool little vinyl figures. Two blogs have been following FunKo for years: The Blot Says... (where this image of the new Michael Jackson Pop! Rocks toys appears), and the FunKo Funatics. These are serious collectors, with thousands of Funko products and other toys in their collection. They live to collect the rare San Diego Comic-Con limited edition figures and promotional swag. There's also a culture of hand-painting the figures to create new characters or customized wardrobe.

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Iconfactory Gear - T-Shirts and Collectibles - Twitterific Twitter bird @Iconfactory collectors item

Iconfactory Gear - T-Shirts and Collectibles:


Collectors item: Twitterific Twitter bird toy figure from the Icon Factory.
Twitterific is the twitter dashboard software designed by this software company.
They produced the bird as their mascot.

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Brian hopes his Michael Jackson shrine will get him in the record books - Local - Stamford Mercury

Brian hopes his Michael Jackson shrine will get him in the record books - Local - Stamford Mercury:

A MASSIVE Michael Jackson fan is hoping his collection of photographs of the superstar will propel him into the Guinness Book of World Records.


Brian Lee, 35, of Alpine Close, Oakham, has been a fan of Michael Jackson ever since he was three years old and the singer, who died in 2009 aged 50, has been a huge influence to him throughout his life.


Brian said: “My dad used to listen to the Jacksons when I was a baby and apparently every time it came on I used to bounce to it.”


And his dance moves have not stopped since then. Brian is a Michael Jackson impersonator and has studied his dance moves and characteristics for hours on end.


As a pupil at the Vale of Catmose College he performed for pupils at the nearby primary schools.

This taps into the heart of obsession. Quite a number of people are smitten by the one-gloved, mighty morphing rock star.

Cover of Michael Jackson

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Collecting: Best Video Game Collecting Site? - Nick and Steve's ...

Collecting: Best Video Game Collecting Site? (Forum post)


Nick and Steve's: First off I'd like to say RF GENERATION is the best collecting website out there! I have been on a few sites while I think NintendoAge and SegaAGE are separate ...

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