Raising sluts
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Agape4Robin
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Me? :ha:Mr. 5020 said:
Mr. 5020
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I'm not sure which part of my quote you're referring to.Agape4Robin said:
Do you mean that it is ridiculous that you would ever be done trying, or that I am the one who didn't make a point?
Perhaps you should get someone to teach you how to communicate (in their home, of course).
Agape4Robin
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:blabla: :yawn:Mr. 5020 said:
Mr. 5020
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Where did you get that I was unable to realize that? I even pointed out that it had nothing to do with that which I was speaking of. The fact that some of the founding fathers were homeschooled had nothing to do with my request for successful products created by the homeschooled.truthman said:
Agape4Robin
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I know you are, but what am I?..............Mr. 5020 said:
Still sportin a school yard mentality I see............
Agape4Robin
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:baby:Mr. 5020 said:
Agape4Robin
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Sheesh! :doh:Mr. 5020 said:
Get over it and grow up already!:dizzy:
Benjamin FranklinMr. 5020 said:
2ephesians8
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Whoa!
I would never have imagined that a thread entitled raising sluts would turn into a discussion about Ben Franklin!!!
Zoiks!
What the world needs now is a Ben Franklin Bratz!! ???
I would never have imagined that a thread entitled raising sluts would turn into a discussion about Ben Franklin!!!
Zoiks!
What the world needs now is a Ben Franklin Bratz!! ???
erinmarie
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Here's some info on the 'creator' of Bratz Dolls, to sort of get back to subject. I can't find if he was homeschooled or not.
Isaac Larian
CEO of MGA Entertainment. Named by Ernst & Young's "Entrepreneur of the Year" (Consumer Products category) in 2004.
Born March 28, 1954 in Kashan, Iran. Creator of the enormously successful Bratz Dolls, whose edgy looks and clothing sent Barbie to her grave. The 51-year-old Iranian immigrant has done what no one else in the $20 billion toy industry has been able to: generate explosive growth in a tough category while also sending Barbie -- a 46-year-old American icon -- scampering to the salon for a makeover. Since their introduction in June, 2001, the Bratz dolls, with their big eyes and skimpy clothes, have grown into a billion-dollar franchise. Although Mattel has designed new, edgier dolls that are intended, as Bratz are, for older girls, Barbie sales have fallen, and the company's stock price has moved sideways. After emigrating to Los Angeles at age 17 with $750 in his pocket, he found a job washing dishes at a diner and eventually earned a civil engineering degree from the California State University at Los Angeles. Just after college, Larian started the company that morphed into MGA. He imported consumer electronics and in 1987 scored big with a line of handheld games featuring characters licensed from Nintendo Corp. (NTDOY ) Ten years later he sold his first doll, Singing Bouncing Baby.
Isaac Larian
CEO of MGA Entertainment. Named by Ernst & Young's "Entrepreneur of the Year" (Consumer Products category) in 2004.
Born March 28, 1954 in Kashan, Iran. Creator of the enormously successful Bratz Dolls, whose edgy looks and clothing sent Barbie to her grave. The 51-year-old Iranian immigrant has done what no one else in the $20 billion toy industry has been able to: generate explosive growth in a tough category while also sending Barbie -- a 46-year-old American icon -- scampering to the salon for a makeover. Since their introduction in June, 2001, the Bratz dolls, with their big eyes and skimpy clothes, have grown into a billion-dollar franchise. Although Mattel has designed new, edgier dolls that are intended, as Bratz are, for older girls, Barbie sales have fallen, and the company's stock price has moved sideways. After emigrating to Los Angeles at age 17 with $750 in his pocket, he found a job washing dishes at a diner and eventually earned a civil engineering degree from the California State University at Los Angeles. Just after college, Larian started the company that morphed into MGA. He imported consumer electronics and in 1987 scored big with a line of handheld games featuring characters licensed from Nintendo Corp. (NTDOY ) Ten years later he sold his first doll, Singing Bouncing Baby.
