Don't need Blue Devil and I don't know if this story would count since it involves messing with someone's mind, but figured I'd share:

I was at Target Saturday morning and saw a young boy who was clutching tightly a SW figure. His mother had told him no, to put it back, he didn't have enough money, etc. The boy begged: "But Mom, I've never seen this one before, is there anyway you could buy it as a Christmas present for me?" She told him he'd have to wait and see if Santa got it for him.

I decided to step in and ask: "May I have that figure then? I've been looking all over town for that exact same figure for my son - it's very hard to find."

The mother's eyes grew large and she quickly spat out: "I've changed my mind, Timothy, put it in the cart please." The boy cheered and put it in the cart.

Let it be known, I do not have a son.

Krazee, I hope you don't mind me doing this and this is certainly not to steal your thunder but I picked up an extra Blue Devil from Mervyn's recently and would like to give it away to one of our board members.

You can decide who gets it and I'll send it off to them.

Let it be known you guilted a mother who couldn't afford a figure into buying one for her son.

Bit harsh, don't you think?
Not that I would have included this as it added nothing to the story, but she had enough gold jewelery on her to embarrass Mr. T. I don't think that $7 action figure hurt her wallet in the least.