Finally, A solution to the sea attack ravage problem

[laserbeak420]

sick of seeing the un-sellable sea attack ravages on the tf pegs, hasbro should take a page from ET & Atari; circa 1983.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_video_game_burial

[Dark Rage]

Clearance prices of $5 and under will make them sell out for Xmas gifts.

[laserbeak420]

Originally Posted by Dark Rage

Clearance prices of $5 and under will make them sell out for Xmas gifts.

yeah, if u h8 the people your buying gifts for.

[Oreobuilder]

Nevermind the Sea Attack Ravages, dump Tuner Mudflaps!

OB

[Nullray]

Reduce; Reuse; Recycle???

Does that applly hear?

[racerguy76]

Rip'em in half and cover them with slime and repackage him with HA BB.

[Vain]

To be honest, there aren't many Sea attack ravages around here....I neve really got the chance to buy one.

Honestly, Electrostatic Jolt is the shelf warmer in montreal.

[prime13]

i'd rather they melt them down and make them into something else.

[Sun Swipe Prime]

If it's that bad, why not just donated them. If you're a kid with no transformers even sea attack and mudflap are a good transformers to have.

[Dark Rage]

Originally Posted by Nullray

Reduce; Reuse; Recycle???

Does that applly hear?

Sadly, a lot of plastic products are economically not worthwhile to recycle. It's cheaper to just buy more/new plastics instead of recycling certain plastics.

Anything with a "6" inside the recycling symbol will never be recycled by any company/group. They cost too much to recycle and all end up in landfills.

Those Tim Hortons lids? Ferrero Rocher clear plastic boxes? Water jugs? All to be used once only and dumped sadly

AFAIK, transformers toys don't even have a recycling symbol. Dunno what happens to them...