Is anyone here seriously deluded enough to think that a few (sub-) adults continually ranting ad infinitum about this merchandise on social media and blogs such as this will make any difference to Mattel's sales of their toys to children via their parents? It really is becoming very tiresome and I wish I didn't have to keep reading it on BPT, which is a little like a second home to me.
Constructive criticism about the functionality of the toys is fine, just as it was when Trackmaster Revolution appeared, but repeating the same tiresome, misguided and pointless 'call-to-arms' over and over again is just silly.
If children see these toys and want to have them, it's a done deal, end of story.
Constructive criticism about the functionality of the toys is fine, just as it was when Trackmaster Revolution appeared, but repeating the same tiresome, misguided and pointless 'call-to-arms' over and over again is just silly.
If children see these toys and want to have them, it's a done deal, end of story.
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