hey /toy/, i have an idea for Halloween coming up. If youre giving

Just follow age recommendations on each toy, and obviously make sure they know it's a toy.

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A few years ago taking my nieces trick-or-treating, one house gave away little Hello Kitty figurines. That was pretty neat.

My goal is to do what the OAFE guy did and just have a bowl of figures. I have a thrift shop down the street I can get cheap action figures from. Lots of Power Rangers/Superhero stuff. Problem is I just let my nephews and nieces take them.

No. The little shits can have the expired shit at the back of my kitchen cupboard, as they do every year.

>>5980689
the pink playdoh is the best tasting

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Something M.U.S.C.L.E.-esque would be pretty cool.

Maybe there's some generic-brand toys similar to Monster in My Pocket that'd be fitting.

The kid will eat the toy thinking it's candy and die from choking.

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>>5981216
Good.

>>5981327
Till the parents start searching for the one person who gave out the toys.

I think it's a nice idea, but too risky unless the figures are still packed up (like, still in blind bags) and clearly labelled as toy, not candy.

>>5980660
>>5981216
>>5981652
Wait, are American kids that fucking stupid that they can't tell the difference between a plastic toy and food? That is hilarious. No wonder they are all so fat if they'll eat absolutely anything.

Good job Kinder Surprise eggs are banned in the US eh?

>>5980654
I'd leave a bowl of skittles mixed with a few poisoned pieces because I'm voting Trump.

>>5983716
of course they're stupid, just look at their candidates

That's not a bad idea.

I was just dropping the blind bag shit I didn't want around the local playgrounds, but this is a far better way of clearing out the clutter.