| User | Comment |
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Matty    | | posted 10-Jul-2008 2:50pm |
I don't think about this toy at all. |
Melf  | | posted 10-Jul-2008 2:55pm |
God, I hate people. |
| Galomorro | | posted 10-Jul-2008 3:57pm |
It seems hostile to me -- kids are rather rough and hostile anyway, especially when younger, and this might make them more likely to harm an animal. In my opinion it appears to promote violence. I don't think they should be kicking or throwing their possessions around anyway, but that's just me. |
bill    | | posted 10-Jul-2008 4:59pm |
I assume it must exist. Not really my thing, but amusing. |
| Enheduanna | | posted 10-Jul-2008 5:37pm |
It's kind of funny, but I wouldn't want one. Not that I tend to throw or kick stuffed animals. But I would feel bad if I did something that made it say ow. |
| kcthedog | | posted 10-Jul-2008 5:52pm |
Cute and funny!
When I was young my sister had a doll that cried when you shook it and sucking noises when you stuck a bottle in her mouth, I had a ball with tossing it into the air and when it hit the ground it would cry. I know I am a bad dog. I will go hide under the bed. |
| Crayons | | posted 10-Jul-2008 6:20pm |
Maybe not for a young child, at least a ten year old. |
cloudhugger  | | posted 10-Jul-2008 8:18pm |
A toy that encourages abuse by being cute? Fudgeed up, that's what I think that is.
If the plush toy sent an electrical current that zapped the bully that threw it till the kids eyes bulged, that would be cool.
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Psychologo  | | posted 10-Jul-2008 9:22pm |
I dont know what to say about this one |
| they | | posted 10-Jul-2008 11:15pm |
 It would be fun.
It would be a healthy outlet. I would use it at work like a stress ball when a caller upsets me.
I'd let a child play with it. When my kid was younger, she would have been upset by this toy. My dog finally just gave up on playing with toys because even as an infant, the kid would start crying if he bit them. She confiscated them as soon as she was old enough and he seemed to give up on her. She and I would have a lot of fun with it now. Probably the dog too.
I want two! |
| LindaH | | posted 10-Jul-2008 11:40pm |
I thought of this survey because we have a toy animal that you squeeze, and as the air goes back into the toy (after releasing) it makes this weird noise, supposed to be a roar, but sounds more like a whimpering sigh. Anyway, I found it in the kitchen, where I was busy. I squeezed it, threw it to the other room, and in flight, it whimper-sighed. I thought, now that would be an interesting toy. Whimpering from being thrown. |
| JessicaWoman99 | | posted 11-Jul-2008 12:44am |
I would not let my children play with this toy seems cruel and hostile |
| Biggles | | posted 11-Jul-2008 12:49pm |
I think that's a little disturbing. |
| southernyankee | | posted 12-Jul-2008 2:10pm |
Other than the small possiblity that it may desensitize them to violence--- supposedly, I probabbly wouldn't give too much thought. |
| rustygirl50 | | posted 15-Jul-2008 1:02pm |
It sure would help. growling, counting to 10 or 20 kinda works. Anything that would keep me from punching holes in yjomnhs.. yes, it would also save my knuckles.Maybe just a hanging punching bag... lol |
| Gomezy3k | | posted 15-Jul-2008 1:27pm |
I WANT ONE!!!!!! That sounds cool... I would put it right next to my Horrible Hideous Fluffy the Zombie Bunny stuffed animal... Think it would be awesome... What is with the "it seems hostile"..what wuss would think that... No doubt some Looney Leftie type... |
| LindaH | | (reply to Gomezy3k) posted 15-Jul-2008 2:44pm |
I wonder about that too. I never found it aggressive or hostile to use unbreakable objects to vent. If punching a pillow or throwing bean bags isn't hostile, then neither is throwing a toy that whimpers and says "ow". |
| docgbrown | | posted 25-Jul-2008 5:48am |
I would try and play with it first. If I liked it I might bring my monster animal crazed son (the younger one) to the store and read his reaction. My guess is he'd love it. |
