With a tickle, tickle here. And a giggle, giggle there . .
The Leapfrog Alphabet Pal is a cute toy caterpillar that's supposed to teach tykes the ABCs. Each of the caterpillar's 26 legs says a different letter of the alphabet. Kids press, play, and learn — but they're learning a little more than their ABCs!
We've seen many effed-up games come out of the '60s, but this one takes the cake pie. Or actually, the players do. They sit around, wind a handle, and wait for a pie to smack 'em in the mug.
I always considered Elmo a sloppy drunk — that off-balance, giggle-me-overkill routine was a little telling. But it looks like he's done himself some good in the past few months. He's now singing, dancing, beatboxing, and even busting out the ol' jazz hands.
Back in the day when toys cost a measly three bucks, Mattel had submachine guns and pistols on the market. If modern day video games influence young children in negative ways, then how about the smoke-firing guns, holsters, and ammo little dudes used to play target practice with a few decades ago? The more things change, the more they stay the same— surprise, surprise, with a little "bang, bang!"
This charming fellow Bobby arrived in the mail for Future Girl and I bet she was happy about it! If you'd like to get a one-of-a-kind handmade plushy toy, go to Etsy's Adopt-A-Critters site. This is a face that only a weirdo could love, and I know I am a weirdo.
If you thought playing with LEGOs was difficult, try playing with these.
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It's the vest. If he had a cape, he'd be a hyper-masculine bad ass in no time.
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