The "Your Imaginary Friend" thread

[dieddead46]

Inspired by a post in this section (http://www.fosters-home.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3695), does anybody here have an imaginary friend they've created for Fosters, or perhaps an imaginary friend they had when they were younger that they've drawn a picture of?
This was my imaginary friend when I was... About 7, maybe 8.
Mr. E, he was a crime fighting private eye space squid.. I miss him.

[Cassini90125]

For some odd reason he looks kind of familiar, but I have no idea why.

Nicely done!

[dieddead46]

Originally Posted by Cassini90125

For some odd reason he looks kind of familiar, but I have no idea why.

Nicely done!

I kind of blame Mars Attacks and Bugsy Malone for his creation. Thanks Did you have an imaginary friend?

[Pawbah]

Nice picture. You were a very creative 7/8 year old.

I had two imaginary friends when I was little. I'm not entirely sure what they looked like though. I was three or four when I created them and they were gone by the time I was six. They were named Peabee and Pawbah.... hence my username. Maybe I'll try drawing them. If I do I'll go ahead and post the picture.

[dieddead46]

Originally Posted by Pawbah

Nice picture. You were a very creative 7/8 year old.

I had two imaginary friends when I was little. I'm not entirely sure what they looked like though. I was three or four when I created them and they were gone by the time I was six. They were named Peabee and Pawbah.... hence my username. Maybe I'll try drawing them. If I do I'll go ahead and post the picture.

Yeah, ADHD does that to you lol. My mum says I started my own detective agency, finding car keys, library cards and things with Mr. E.
Would be nice to see Peabee and Pawbah, were they twins, or related in anyway?

[Cassini90125]

Originally Posted by dieddead46

I kind of blame Mars Attacks and Bugsy Malone for his creation. Thanks Did you have an imaginary friend?

Sort of. Piggy started out in my imagination but eventually moved from there into a 1.5" tall plastic pig. He ended up living in Lego City along with several Playskool figures and a tribe of Weebles. G. I. Joe was there as well, along with some superheroes, aliens, several characters of indeterminate origin, and a mantis-shaped android. He spent a lot of time in a small spacecraft (built from Lego, of course), exploring the pipes running along the roof of the basement, and there were occasional trips to the mysterious Outdoors. Believe me, it was a lot stranger than it sounds.

[Lynnie]

That's a pretty cool IF you've got there, DiedD, I like the design, very original. Yeah, I had IFs when I was little, they were all "human" though. They did however have the power to be invisible, and when I was with them, they could help me become invisible too (heh, if only that were the case for real!). One could shrink in size and lived in doll or display houses, but even he was human. Most of them took after the characters in the story Peter Pan. And, well, I've got a long story concerning my IFs, which is likely best left for another time, possibly even thread.

Here's some pics I drew a number of years ago for a book/autobiography I wrote featuring my IFs.


From left to right, Samantha, me, Phil. (Phil and Samantha were brother and sister)


From left to right, Phil, me, Samantha.


From left to right, Samantha, me, Gerry (their other brother), Phil

[dieddead46]

Imaginary siblings seem to be a common one in reality, strange how none ever seem to be featured in Fosters.