Hmmmm... Am I wrong or is that the first ever flat footed Barbie? Skipper has flat feet, but I've never seen a Barbie that could wear flat shoes. If so, this is kind of awesome.
I still kind of want to get the Architect Barbie and turn her into a LEED AP Barbie for my desk, make her a tiny copy of a LEED Rating System manual.
wow john!!!!! who knew?!!! my daughter might've wanted this when she was younger. now she's ashamed she ever went there!!! i brung 'er up good huh!!! steven
Dog Friendly, we have a couple other non-standard footed Barbies in the population here, including one with decidedly flat feed. Most are the standard 13/16" suited for high heels Barbie feet, though, so you are correct in that this one is different.
BluesCat, definitely for Younger Daughter, as cycler said TOO PINK for me!!
Since I'm on a short xmas break, Younger Daughter and I have gone for actual bike rides together (AUTHENTIC LEG ACTION!), which I hope will have long-term positive effects.
THIS JUST IN: her feet are actually normal, it's her shoes that are odd. In the post-xmas stuff resorting operation, she was momentarily set aside, but now has been relocated, and on inspection her feet are standard arched 13/16" specification. The shoes on the other hand are flat adapters to fit into the pedals which enable the AUTHENTIC LEG ACTION. I apologize for any doll foot classification missteps which this may have caused.
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Hmmmm... Am I wrong or is that the first ever flat footed Barbie? Skipper has flat feet, but I've never seen a Barbie that could wear flat shoes. If so, this is kind of awesome.
ReplyDeleteI still kind of want to get the Architect Barbie and turn her into a LEED AP Barbie for my desk, make her a tiny copy of a LEED Rating System manual.
I think I crushed her soul once.
ReplyDeleteOver by the mall.
At least she has a helmet . . ..
ReplyDeleteLooks a bit drag-queeny, but I approve!
ReplyDeletewow john!!!!! who knew?!!! my daughter might've wanted this when she was younger. now she's ashamed she ever went there!!! i brung 'er up good huh!!! steven
ReplyDeleteTOO PINK!!!! MUST LOOK AWAY!!!
ReplyDeleteARRGGHHHH!!!!! MY EYES!!!!
He, he. Has anybody noticed? JRA isn't saying WHO got this for Christmas, or WHO gave it to her!
ReplyDeleteCouldn't have been Santa, eh?
Dog Friendly, we have a couple other non-standard footed Barbies in the population here, including one with decidedly flat feed. Most are the standard 13/16" suited for high heels Barbie feet, though, so you are correct in that this one is different.
ReplyDeleteBluesCat, definitely for Younger Daughter, as cycler said TOO PINK for me!!
Since I'm on a short xmas break, Younger Daughter and I have gone for actual bike rides together (AUTHENTIC LEG ACTION!), which I hope will have long-term positive effects.
THIS JUST IN: her feet are actually normal, it's her shoes that are odd. In the post-xmas stuff resorting operation, she was momentarily set aside, but now has been relocated, and on inspection her feet are standard arched 13/16" specification. The shoes on the other hand are flat adapters to fit into the pedals which enable the AUTHENTIC LEG ACTION. I apologize for any doll foot classification missteps which this may have caused.
ReplyDeleteThis is the version I saw at my local Target. Her resemblance to me is uncanny.
ReplyDeleteMelanie Suzanne, yes that's the one! I think I most resemble Dapper Dan as I proceed down the avenue on my wheels.
ReplyDeletelooks like a step in the right direction!
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