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In Vestimentis Ursum. There's a robot beneath the fluff. I've always been curious about stuffed animals that sing, dance, light up, or talk back. There must be a fascinating robot underneath the fur and fluff, right? Surely the robot hiding in the bear's clothing, vestimentis ursum, is impressive. So: armed with my childish curiousity and the spurious excuse of 'product design research,' I set out
96 Comments: Anonymous said... So much for the theory that "at least Communism supported the arts"... ___ Klimax said... Correct. Howver,just change "supported" to deformed and ... ___ Anonymous said... I did recognize one of the sculptures as a representation of a Russian folk story about a farmer trying to pull a huge beet or turnip from the ground. It only looks scary in sculpture. ___ Fat Man
These are weirdest, most ill-conceived toys from around the globe. If you're about to say that they're "weird" only because of our own xenophobic ignorance of other cultures, well, we have two words for you: Poop toys. You'll see. Surprisingly, not all of these are from Japan. #25. This one is, though. We're used to Japan's superior electronics companies ensuring they get new televisions, video ga
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