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The Ooze can looks freaky to me! The fact that one needs to buy refills isn't a great thing, IMO. As well, I'm not sure what the heck the 'ooze' is made of. No ingredients... nada. As for the separatebackpack, it does appear to be smaller than the one with the Overload. Whether it is, I'll post abo...

While the Overload has a purpose, and the nozzles and size meet it, it could have been made to shoot 40-50 feet at least and have a BIT larger PC. Those are improvements Hasbro has no excuse for not doing. Hasbro doesn't need an "excuse." The gun's power and performance are determined by its role i...

Hannibal wrote:The Defender will probably go for $10 or less. Soaker

There's already the Helix and Vaporizer in the $10 and under category. The Defender is replacing the $15 Hydroblade.

I'm sick of the pesimism here. You're already making judgements on the 2006 line based off of a blurry picture from the back of a box. If you want to complain then please leave right now. When the 2002 line came out there was a great deal of pessimism, but now you all rant and rave about the holy C...

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emperor_james wrote:OMFG where are ny 4100s?

Sorry, had to say it. ChrisReid where might I, uh, aquire one (or 10) of these 2005 4100s?

Target or myself. Yeah, I've got 10.

Yeah, Target has piles. What do you use 10 of them for?

Congratulations!

Are you trying to collect or use it? They're pretty horrible soakers for actual use.

Like I've been saying, there's at least 15-20 rereleases this year. All in new colors. It's a major pain just to begin to catalog them.

There's plenty of CPS4100s in the US as well. They're not old ones lying around. The new 2005 year 4100s have SoakerTagElite tags and advertise guns such as Liquidator and Triple Aggressor advertised on the side.

wcwversion1 wrote:I also just found these mini keychain soakers. I doubt anybody would want any but if you'd want one just ask..

Which keychain soaker is it?

That's certainly the exception rather than the rule however. Two years ago, the MSRP on the MaxD was $19.99. Its new retail price is $9.99. That's a great deal.

dellcar wrote:I've also e-mailed Larami and gave them an idea to bring back the oldies, but no luck.

What do you mean, 'no luck'? There are TONS of old soaker rereleases this year. There are more XP and MaxD rereleases than new blasters.

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Yeah, these variations are incredibly scary. I'm hesitant to begin getting into them. It's worse (better) this year because there are so many rereleases. There are four new colorations for some old blasters this year. I might go as far as to say almost all Super Soakers have more than one version. ...

I went out to examine Mount Tiki-Soki. They had a whole mountain of them at TRU.

Man, I remember getting my first one for some birthday thirteen or fourteen years ago. I had trouble putting it together, because you had to snap these clamps around where the tanks would be held.

Don't forget that the MaxD6000 is still on sale this year, and it's only $10. It's one of the best deals out there.

emperor_james wrote:Those are just regular squirt pistols though, right? Where do you get them? I might get one, if just to have one.

They're only $1 at Jack in the Box restaurants for a limited time.
http://www.jackinthebox.com/locations/i ... ?section=5

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Everyone get their 2005 Mini Super Soakers?

It's way too hard to pick one.. Right now if I were to go into a random water fight, I might take the CPS1-3-5. It's got great power and easily conserves water or drenches with the twitch of a finger.

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