@smileylovesgaming yeah why should we get rid of a piece of our lives ? There are a lot of pictures of me where you spot mine in either my hand or lap or just in the background

@Pheartmaster I still have all the beanie babies and wishbone books my grandmother gave me.

@smileylovesgaming Never get rid of em or maybe pass em down.

@Pheartmaster I watch The Repair Shop on TV, and "the bear ladies" are often repairing stuffed toys that have been loved for 30 or more years. I enjoy the stories behind the toys.

@exexecWell the story behind my duck is that it some kind of rare merchandise from a dutch cartoon show called "Alfred Kwak" and my parents figured before i was born that it wasn't to big and not to small to suffocate in. The duck in the show wears this red scarf thats almost as big as his body, mine got replaced at some time as a kid i think. at the age of 5 they wanted me to trade both the toy and my pacifier for this thunderbird toy plane and something else which i dont remember. i only gave the pacifier and did wanna trade the duck. thank god for that

@Pheartmaster Good story!

@Frostcloud Did you get the elephant recently ? I have some others on display which i sometimes grab to cuddle or watch a movie with. preferably a scary one. they are mostly pokemon plushes but the cute ones.

@Pheartmaster yeah like 3 years ago now. i have a childhood stuffed gorilla but it's a copy i found on ebay with the help of reddit, because the original was lost in a fire. i alsp have a childhood mouse

@Frostcloud oh i cant imagine losing him, so it must be though. If i leave the country he goes with me, if the house is on fire i save him. if i didnt have that toy i think i would be insane by now. whats the mouse like ?

@meJess I have a black Labrador who hogs my breakfast :p