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message: 332
name: logan

hi! my dad used to collect WPs and now im sooooo exited that Topps came out w/ a new series! its great. my dad found his old collection over at my nanas house (a long time ago), so i was thinking if they were gonna come out w/ a new series and they did! in the unpublished or lost thing there are garbage pail kids and gpk are now a real co. from Topps. (check out garbagepailkids.com)


date: 10:58 am - Monday, May 31, 2004

 
message: 331
name: Steve T
email: sargepikachu@yahoo.com

I LOVE collecting Wacky Packages! I have completed sets that I bought through Pacific Trading Cards when I was in high school.
I have love them ever since.
FINALLY, Topps have decided to do
a NEW series FOR the NEW and OLD
generation to enjoy.


date: 7:22 pm - Sunday, May 30, 2004

 
message: 330
name: June

I regret losing all my Wacky
Packs in 1980's. But I miss them.
and wish I could give them to my son. where/when are the new ones
out? I will buy a whole box of them!!


date: 3:01 pm - Thursday, May 27, 2004

 
message: 329
name: Gabe
email: Vette68@rr.com

Sorry, It's me again. That url is not mine I just put none I did not know it would do that. Sorry again.

-Gabe


date: 9:00 pm - Tuesday, May 25, 2004

 
message: 328
name: Gabe
email: Vette68@rr.com
url: none

Wow! This is a great site. I am going to collect the new series and this site has helped me a lot. I am 13 and never heard of them until I got some free ones in a MAD mag. As soon as I saw them I new I would have to collect them.

-Gabe


date: 8:55 pm - Tuesday, May 25, 2004

 
message: 327
name: Dale Harris
email: dharris10081@cox.net

Wow!!! This is truly an amazing site dedicated to something that was good at a time of getting through childhood and the teen years. I remember going into the neighborhood 7-11 and coming out with handfuls of Wacky Packs, I couldn't wait to rip them open to see which new ones I had. I also loved the smell of the gum in the package. Just yesterday I dug through an old box in the basement and found a bunch from 1979 so I put them in card sleeves and put them next to my KISS cards. I am now 40 and I still get a thrill from looking at these and with the new ones coming out, my 5 year old daughter wants some. Maybe she'll hang on to these like I did mine.


date: 1:21 pm - Thursday, May 13, 2004

 
message: 326
name: Rene
email: xspecial
url: rbaca@magtechind.com

I am freaking. I had over 150 of those cards back in the early seventys. And in all likelihood had my little brother not gotten a hold of them and lost them, I still would and then some. I absolutely loved them. Talk about taking a walk through time. This site made my day and is heretofore permanently bookmarked.

Thanks.


date: 6:28 pm - Monday, May 10, 2004

 
message: 325
name: vincent lara
email: vlara4@houston.rr.com

Gregg,
I can't tell you how awesome this is! Saw this mentioned on news24houston and now can't get off your site. Oh, the memories these things bring back. I remember them being crazy and bad, but I had forgotten how twisted and demented they were, God how I love them! I'm now 41 and can remember when i was 11 or 12, these cards RULED!

Thanks again!
Vincent


date: 7:05 pm - Saturday, May 8, 2004

 
message: 324
name: Roger
email: rst19@hotmail.com

What a fantastic website. Browsing the pictures brings tears of laughter to my eyes. Fondly remember running to the ol corner store (called convenience stores now) to get a new package of stickers. Covering my lunchbox, and dresser drawers with them. Wishing now I had a few of the originals. Commie cleanser was my favorite. Never did figure out what a flippie was.
Thanks for the rush down memory lane.


date: 11:54 am - Wednesday, April 28, 2004

 
message: 323
name: Andrea
email: avdreisba@adelphia.net

Matthew and me...sitting on his warm driveway...sunny spring afternoon after school. Looking through our grey metal index card boxes full of Wacky Packs, mouths full of bubble gum. Laughing at them and trying to imagine if they were real things our Moms would serve us or have in the house... Then choosing which of our doubles to clip to our bikes to make them sound like motor cycles...(seems sinful now)
Where is Matthew today? Where is that box of Wacky Packs?

Thanks for a great website.
Most sincerely
Andrea


date: 8:52 pm - Thursday, April 22, 2004

 

 
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