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Toppingfrmbottom -> RE: 7 Most Inapprpriate Products for Children (9/15/2009 9:53:57 AM)
BTW I don't know why the STD stuffed toys are on a site as toys for kids, because they were never manufactured for kids, their gag gifts, but maybe some how kids started getting them too.

LaTigresse -> RE: 7 Most Inapprpriate Products for Children (9/15/2009 10:39:36 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: sirsholly quote: ORIGINAL: Toppingfrmbottom ok the breast feeding dolly was way out of line in my opinion. funny...as a breast feeding advocate i thought the breast feeding doll was the most appropriate of all. Not something i would ever buy but not as bad as the others. Agreed. I think it has a lot to do with how we are raised. My mom did it, I did it, my daughter did it with her daughter. For a little girl to pretend to breast feed her doll would not be a big deal in my family. That being said, I wouldn't spend money to buy a special doll and the gear to go with it, when imagination can be just as good.

Gwynssoftandshy -> RE: 7 Most Inapprpriate Products for Children (9/15/2009 11:14:46 AM)
The idea of children breastfeeding their dolls isn't offensive to me personally. It's really very natural. Nor were some of the others offensive. Some absolutely did have me howling with laughter though, and i'd love to get the kids the brain cells from the same producer as the STD's.

jaedyntyler -> RE: 7 Most Inapprpriate Products for Children (9/15/2009 5:50:50 PM)
Wow... And I get annoyed at having the last three books of the Harry Potter series in my section instead of being able to move them into the teen section, where they belong (head of the kid's department at my bookstore, what can I say? -_-" ). quote: ORIGINAL: SL4V3M4YB3 quote: ORIGINAL: Aylee Shave the baby was very strange. Not sure it was made in Japan; me being unable to distinguish between the main Japanese language and the various languages of China. But if it was made in Japan you have to remember the well known saying: 'Japan producing 78% of the worlds weird shit. Since 1952' Then you'll find the existence of such a product is perfectly reasonable in the modern era.[8\|] Dunno if you really care or not, but 'cause of the lack of Hiragana or Katakana I'm pretty sure it's not Japanese, though the English on the box does make me wonder considering the Japanese fondness for using English. My bet would be on Chinese, but it would be a very small bet.

sirsholly -> RE: 7 Most Inapprpriate Products for Children (9/16/2009 4:37:19 AM)
quote: I think it has a lot to do with how we are raised. My mom did it, I did it, my daughter did it with her daughter. For a little girl to pretend to breast feed her doll would not be a big deal in my family. That being said, I wouldn't spend money to buy a special doll and the gear to go with it, when imagination can be just as good. quote: ORIGINAL: Gwynssoftandshy The idea of children breastfeeding their dolls isn't offensive to me personally. It's really very natural. Nor were some of the others offensive. Some absolutely did have me howling with laughter though, and i'd love to get the kids the brain cells from the same producer as the STD's. [sm=applause.gif][sm=applause.gif][sm=applause.gif][sm=applause.gif][sm=applause.gif][sm=applause.gif]

MadameMarque -> RE: 7 Most Inapprpriate Products for Children (9/16/2009 5:12:22 AM)
Is anyone else remembering Bag O' Glass, or "Johnny Flame-On" Halloween costume, by Mainway Products?

fadedshadow -> RE: 7 Most Inapprpriate Products for Children (9/16/2009 6:13:42 AM)
oh wow. and i saw the baby stilettos on daily show before. it's still fucked up

Vendaval -> RE: 7 Most Inapprpriate Products for Children (9/17/2009 4:25:26 PM)
Yikes! There are some really dumb-ass R&D and marketing people in the toy industry. Just be glad you don't work at a factory where this kind of crap is made.

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