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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsThink back to when you were a kid, did you have a pez dispenser ?. Mine was Wilma Flintsone. They were a pain in
the butt to put the candy (pez} in . Most of mine went flying out as i tried to add too the dispenser, Which one/ones did you have?

Diamond_Dog
(38,125 posts)One is a vintage Tasmanian Devil. Ive had it so long I cant remember where it came from! Probably had as a child.
The other one Mr. Diamond bought for me a couple years ago, its a Baby Yoda.
Yes those darn things were a PITA to load! Seinfeld did an episode about a Pez dispenser.
debm55
(50,220 posts)Mary Poppins.
johnp3907
(4,096 posts)Ive bought a few in adulthood too. Im not a collector but I have some around here somewhere: a few Sesame Street characters and a Charlie Brown I recall. I also have a giant Charlie Brown my sister gave me. It dispenses entire packs!
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SheltieLover
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gay texan
(3,058 posts)and Mom said "NO", the same way when i wanted the "KISS" remote control van......
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AllaN01Bear
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WestMichRad
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or seen a dispenser. Then I came across a display of several hundred different ones, at a nearby restaurant. News to me!
debm55
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WestMichRad
(2,530 posts)Seeing them did solve a riddle for me, though: finally was able to figure out what they were talking about in an old Seinfeld episode!
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Ziggysmom
(3,876 posts)Liddle Kiddle dolls
debm55
(50,220 posts)So glad you still have them.
murielm99
(32,275 posts)They tasted like soap.
Orrex
(65,831 posts)He was old but was bed-ridden after a hip replacement, so he directed me to the basement where the equipment was kept.
The stairway walls were lined with a bunch of lacquered puzzles, which was unusual but kind of cool. Then I reached the basement and saw (as he informed me) 3,600 Pez dispensers standing neatly on custom wood shelves.
It never occurred to me that so many varieties even existed. Sport figures, Disney, Simpsons, Muppets, Star Wars, and so on.
Turns out he and his son started collecting when the son was young, and now that the son has grown up and moved out, the dad maintains the collection as a reminder of those days.