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Chip Beck

Chip Beck I'm originally from Bronxville, NY - just outside of NYC. I'll be graduating from the BFADT dept after this semester and have spent the last 3 1/2 years focusing my studies on web design/databasing, physical computing, and sound design. My interest in this class was mostly in wireless technologies, but I also look forward to ripping open toys and modifying them for my own sick purposes. Outside of school, I've played drums for the last 10 years in a few bands (www.gbandfree.com - one of them). My favorite childhood toys were definitely the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" action figures. See an article HERE on the more strange/rare figures from that collection. I both proudly and embarrassingly admit that I had all of them.

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Don't be... I used to have a set too. I also played with He-man, Thunder Cats, GI Joe, Star Wars ~ lots of boy toys coz they were cooler

I didn't delete my movie links but it won't play automatically from now on. Hopefully you won't get nightmares anymore ~
sweet dreams

Girl toys were cool too...uhh...Barbie, My Little Pony...um...Cabbage Patch Kids...ok, maybe you're right.

I was forced to play Barbie since my sister had them. I hated it. It's a pain to change my own clothes than to do it for a toy.
I must admit I had a Cabbage Patch Kid it was so popular.
Pogo-ball was cool too ~

Hey i just went on here to see if i could find a little toys thing that i could make with kids and i found your little turtles i just thought i would tell you that i thought that they were are really good. will i if you have any ideas that i could make with little kids let me know please becauce this enternet ant show me crap thank you alot.

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