If you are so hard up for the Berry goodness of the Frankenberry cereal a Canadian Dagobah Vader will be ample reward for getting you the goods...you might even have to throw in Matt's wife (who seems to be easy to get in trade) as part of the deal

I'll join in the welcome parade FX-7, hope you enjoy your stay

I just thought of something else Brent...at the Mall of America there is a pretty large General Mills something or other called Cereal Adventures, I am almost positive they have Frankenberry year round there at a Cereal Bar

http://www.cerealadventure.com/CerealStore.asp

This place says soon you will be able to buy the cereal from the store on-line

One package of Frankenberry = Canadian Vader

I don't know what the rules of shipping food across the border is though, perhaps I could use it as packaging peanuts

Do we need to start thinking about a Canadian Quota?    Nah, just keep my Whiskey and Shania coming and I'll welcome one and all to our forums  Welcome BidderFett

GO nfl europe 2 time champs Berlin Thunder!  

I didn't know there was such thing as a Berlin Thunder fan...cool

1978 or 1979 I believe even before I saw SW on the Big Screen...which I don't think I was able to do until the SE's

Anyway some of my friends had SW swag and I'd play along as any 3 or 4 year old would.  On the way home from the doctor after getting a shot my mom brought me to Target and I got to pick any figure or toy I wanted.  I chose a Han Solo, I can't figure out when that was though.  It had to have been '79.  ESB came out soon after and I was really gung ho into it by then plus we had moved and most of my new buddies were also heavily into Star Wars.  My love dried up around 1983 though because I only have 2 ROTJ figures from my youth, 2 Jedi Lukes.  I had moved on to He-Man and GI Joe for the most part.  Which is strange that I moved from a more sophistacted thing to a more kiddy friendly world which was cartoon dominated.  I do remember part of the switch had to do with size (He-Man) and articulation (Hasbro) for the money it was hard to pass up

Come 1995 and my girlfriends brother at the time who was big time into Vintage showed me this magazine called the Insider which had pictures of New Figures.  Since my girlfriend worked at Target I swung by the toy section and rest is history!

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