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Sad picture of Toys R Us. Final day is today, Friday.
06-29-2018, 10:07 AM
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Fuk hold me bros. I am a toys-r-us kid.
The legos I got from that place, the NES/SNES video games, the nerf guns, the water guns. RIP in peace, and thanks Geoffrey.
The legos I got from that place, the NES/SNES video games, the nerf guns, the water guns. RIP in peace, and thanks Geoffrey.
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06-29-2018, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted By Paulrut23⏩
I'm not surprised. Anytime I visit any of those stores I'm always either the only person in the store, or 1 of 3 customers. Always one register open, with no line.Rite Aid, CVS, and Walgreens are also going out of business cause of amazon
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06-29-2018, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted By JUGGERNAUT1333⏩
There's no real reason to go to a Walgreens or CVS unless it's location is close to you..I'm not surprised. Anytime I visit any of those stores I'm always either the only person in the store, or 1 of 3 customers. Always one register open, with no line.
WalMart has everything they have and more.
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06-29-2018, 08:15 PM
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toys r us is still in canada. Relax boyos. we know what we're doing up here
06-29-2018, 08:51 PM
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06-29-2018, 09:06 PM
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06-29-2018, 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted By CalmWind⏩
i remember getting to pick out super soakers of my choosing as well ........... would do weekly checkups for new soakers. Getting Mortal kombat II for my bday theresorry to hear that man.
My parents would take me to Toys R Us and that's where I got a bunch of my childhood toys. The Super Nintendo, the Sega Genesis, Mountain bike, GI Joes, Super Soaker guns for waterfights with my friends...... nerf guns...... and all these fun board games back in the day, like Crossfire, Hungry hungry hippos, RISK, ......
then my friends would come over and we had a big water fight with our guns in my backyard but we'd run in the house too even though we weren't supposed to, and almost broke a glass door once because we crashed into it while running and the floor was slippery.
whenever a relative of mine wanted to give me a gift, they would just take me to Toys R Us for me to pick something.
I remember when I was like 8 yrs old, my aunt came to my house and picked me up, and took me to Toys R Us to pick out something, and I got a video game. This was a very important decision. It wasn't every day you could get a new game..... back then you had to play the **** out of the games you had....... there was no free games via download on the PS Store every month..... no free games like Fortnite via download on the internet....... anyway.... I got Those little yellow slips and took it to the back counter. Then on the car ride home, I would open the games and read the instruction booklet. That car ride home is where you had time to learn the controls and stuff, getting you all hyped to get home fast so you could pop that cartridge in and play....... plus, you would learn the "Story" and lore of the game in the booklet.
And another time, for Xmas, my parents took me to Toys R Us and told me to get 5 things I wanted. If it was too expensive, they'd say no, but normally the answer was yes. I would go nuts and run around the store as an 9 year old looking for the best toys to pick. I think that's when I got my first Super Soaker 50, it was yellow. Oh, yeah, and I got a few remote control cars there, and a remote control harley davidson motorcycle. Man I was psyched. Good memories.
I remember Toys R Us, in the 90s, always being packed with kids.
My parents would take me to Toys R Us and that's where I got a bunch of my childhood toys. The Super Nintendo, the Sega Genesis, Mountain bike, GI Joes, Super Soaker guns for waterfights with my friends...... nerf guns...... and all these fun board games back in the day, like Crossfire, Hungry hungry hippos, RISK, ......
then my friends would come over and we had a big water fight with our guns in my backyard but we'd run in the house too even though we weren't supposed to, and almost broke a glass door once because we crashed into it while running and the floor was slippery.
whenever a relative of mine wanted to give me a gift, they would just take me to Toys R Us for me to pick something.
I remember when I was like 8 yrs old, my aunt came to my house and picked me up, and took me to Toys R Us to pick out something, and I got a video game. This was a very important decision. It wasn't every day you could get a new game..... back then you had to play the **** out of the games you had....... there was no free games via download on the PS Store every month..... no free games like Fortnite via download on the internet....... anyway.... I got Those little yellow slips and took it to the back counter. Then on the car ride home, I would open the games and read the instruction booklet. That car ride home is where you had time to learn the controls and stuff, getting you all hyped to get home fast so you could pop that cartridge in and play....... plus, you would learn the "Story" and lore of the game in the booklet.
And another time, for Xmas, my parents took me to Toys R Us and told me to get 5 things I wanted. If it was too expensive, they'd say no, but normally the answer was yes. I would go nuts and run around the store as an 9 year old looking for the best toys to pick. I think that's when I got my first Super Soaker 50, it was yellow. Oh, yeah, and I got a few remote control cars there, and a remote control harley davidson motorcycle. Man I was psyched. Good memories.
I remember Toys R Us, in the 90s, always being packed with kids.
the feels. Easily one of my favorite kid places to go.
06-29-2018, 09:33 PM
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ToysWereUS! It's been real.


06-29-2018, 09:38 PM
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Originally Posted By CrookedDink⏩
When my nephew was 2 he constantly played with his dick. Personally I would say something is likely wrong with your kid, not mine.Can confirm. My nephew is 2 years old and can unlock tablets/phones, fully navigate Youtube, skip ads, click related videos etc. Mind was blown. He still likes toys too but a tablet is his favorite.
06-29-2018, 09:39 PM
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Originally Posted By doughnutking⏩
The new Toys R Us.
You only have yourselves to blame.


You only have yourselves to blame.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5VMX1CznCg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSGTsjkHzM4
06-29-2018, 09:43 PM
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Toys r us trips were a f*cking experience as a kid and it sucks they're going away, but that's business. Nobody cared when toys r us started and put smaller toy retailers out of business or failed to update their stores/ business model/ offerings to adapt.
06-29-2018, 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted By DolphinPilot⏩
Almost fell out of my chair at work laughing at this. lol wtfWhen my nephew was 2 he constantly played with his dick. Personally I would say something is likely wrong with your kid, not mine.
06-29-2018, 11:36 PM
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TBH they brought it on themselves.
They didn't want to adapt to a changing market and suffered
Same thing with block buster.
God bless the owner though he died not to long ago, but lesson learned is you have to adapt to your market.
They didn't want to adapt to a changing market and suffered
Same thing with block buster.
God bless the owner though he died not to long ago, but lesson learned is you have to adapt to your market.
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06-30-2018, 12:14 AM
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Picture of Geoff is sincerely poignant.
06-30-2018, 12:46 AM
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honestly toyrus has sucked the past 10 years and was depressing as fuk the times I went in there as an adult
peak toys r us 1985-2005 all downhill after those years
peak toys r us 1985-2005 all downhill after those years
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06-30-2018, 12:48 AM
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All those feels...
Super soakers, GI Joe's, pretty sure I got the castle of grey skull there too (He Man).
Just running around in that store as a kid was great.
Super soakers, GI Joe's, pretty sure I got the castle of grey skull there too (He Man).
Just running around in that store as a kid was great.
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