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Mine had a cornucopia, but still...

And it worked!

Remember, being different is a superpower! Today isn’t just a day to celebrate “outcasts” or being “different”. Your authenticity, breaking societal expectations, and empowering others to own their weirdness rather than living a hidden, inauthentic life can be inspirational!! It’s not some “freak” shock factor identity. Okay, maybe a little. 😏 But, It’s more a celebration of authenticity, breaking societal expectations and owning that “weirdness” rather than living an inauthentic life! That scares some people. Maybe that’s why we’re “spooky”?? … but hey… it’s fun to be spooky, right?!

Pop Quiz , what do these 3 items, possibly in my possession, have in common?

Since 2012

Seeking!

Currently looking for one of these.

A precious moments "shine bright" unicorn necklace.

Send links or info if you have a lead!

Check out this antique fire extinguisher gr***de!

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Pssst, I heard you broke it.

I can help.

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It isn't often i find pre made history posts on what i sell...

Before they became a collector’s obsession and a staple in toy boxes around the world, Hot Wheels first raced into stores on this day in 1968. More than 50 years later, the iconic model toy cars are still fueling imaginations for kids and adults alike.

Created by Elliot Handled, a co-founder of toy company Mattel, Hot Wheels stood out with flashy designs, bright colors, and wheels built for speed. What started with the original “Sweet 16” lineup quickly became a global phenomenon — inspiring tracks, video games, movies, and generations of collectors.

Innovation and design have always been part of the Hot Wheels story. In 2013, Mattel was assigned U.S. Design Patent No. D681,742 for the ornamental design of a toy vehicle, highlighting how intellectual property protection helps support creativity in the toy industry.

Whether you grew up launching them down orange tracks or still keep a favorite model on display, Hot Wheels continues to inspire generations of car lovers, collectors, and future innovators. 🏎️🔥