More RealDolls with "birth defect" for sale -SOLD

putzzz · Post by **putzzz** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 6:59 am

posted rd production # s may end up in the hands of scammers and used to steal money.

that could be bad

deriz · Post by **deriz** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 9:20 am

Thomas wrote:No.
But the process is quiet tricky as it is now. Changes in weather (temperature, humidity pressure) affect the curing process and to a certain degree also the softness of the silicone.

Ah, there's something to go on the wishlist for the next workshop that Abyss moves into: a working climate controlled area that keeps humidity/temperature just right... even if it's only large enough to hold the 'chicken row'.

Thomas · Post by **Thomas** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 3:58 pm

Both sold!

Poet · Post by **Poet** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 4:24 pm

Ha! Good for U Thomas, maybe in a previous life U were one of those guys with the Turbans on that sold slave girls on the block to potential buyers......in some obscure middle eastern country eh? I can hear U now, 'Now we have a lovely little lady taken from the coasts of South Amercia, she has good teeth, a hard worker, fine shapely legs, she has only a small wart on her inner thigh, otherwise perfect! What am I bid for this exceptional beauty!?' hehheee...Poet

Thomas · Post by **Thomas** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 7:46 pm

Besides that body 1 - does nobody want to give her a loving home? - all good second choice dolls are gone for now.

We have two bodies where the silicone is way to soft. And they still have the bad skeleton. So they are only good for the trashcan.

Also we have one doll that was used for a photo-shot. She came back really trashed - torn everywhere, fingertips, fingers and toes missing, broken joints, ....
They really screwed her up.

Joey came in today to see if he can fix at least some of her injuries. But I think she might have to go to Slade anyway.

Post by **AlexKnight** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 8:19 pm

I really hate people who treat a doll like that!!

What are they thinking, "Oh, she's a doll, so she can put her knees to her ears..." That gets me very pissed.

But like I always say, people who get a doll, don't respect her, but people who actually buy one, will love and respect her for as long as possible...

Poet · Post by **Poet** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 8:35 pm

I don't like people that disrespect anything that is not theirs, dolls or otherwise.......maybe when they get old, end up in a nursing home, they'll find out all about disrespect....Kharma being what it is......oh well. Keep up the good work Thomas......too bad about those other 2 dolls...Poet

Thomas · Post by **Thomas** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 10:31 pm

Isn't it the same with everything for some people? It's only worth as much as they pay for. If it cost nothing it's worth nothing.

It was the same with the Celine doll Howard Stern got. She was trashed at one of his parties. Practically ripped apart.