The headache that keeps on giving
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Behold the Hurdy Gurdy machine for children. Speaking as a father, I can honestly say that other than a megaphone I can't imagine a less neccesary toy for a child to have.
Seriously, I would choose the "beercan helmet", complete with two Pabsts over this thing.
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I can honestly say I've never heard of the term "hurdy gurdy" before this.
And yes, when you buy your children a repetitive musical toy, you are essentially purchasing your own torture device.
Chris
Hot Child in the City
No monkey?
exactly what I thought!!Originally Posted by johnnystorm
Fear the monkeybat!
Haw!
MY grandma was bedridden for most of her life, and used to do Christmas shopping by catalog. She'd try to find the loudest, most annoying stuff for all the kids.... AND incluse LOTS of batteries. She would have loved these. I can almost hear a houseload of kids, all playing them at the same time....
Don C.
Invincible Ironing Man
I wonder how many people "accidentally" broke that toy after a day or so?
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"Everything has an end.
Except sausages, which have two..."
I would curse the relative that bought my kid something like that. And I would find a way to make sure it would be mysteriously "lost" after a couple days.
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You, Chris, are not my friend.
You are transparent; I see many things... I see plans within plans.
Of course you must remember that these things came out when parents could actually send kids outside, or even down the block if it got too annoying.
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'Cos I believe, I believe that I do,
Yes, I can see I believe that it's magic
If your mission is magic your love will shine true."
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My mother would have destroyed that thing within hours of my playing it, if I had ever had one. She HATED noise.
Pretty strange considering how loud she could yell.
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