Toy Company Debuts Roadkill Plush Toys

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First Posted: 11-30-07 10:44 AM   |   Updated: 03-28-08 02:45 AM

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Look into any child's toy box and you'll usually find at least one stuffed animal that has seen better days -- a teddy bear with an eye missing or an arm nearly torn off. Now a British company wants to give you that look right out of the box with its line of "roadkill" plush toys.

The first to be launched is Twitch the Raccoon which comes with its own body bag, reports U.K newspaper Metro.

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Look into any child's toy box and you'll usually find at least one stuffed animal that has seen better days -- a teddy bear with an eye missing or an arm nearly torn off. Now a British company wants t...
Look into any child's toy box and you'll usually find at least one stuffed animal that has seen better days -- a teddy bear with an eye missing or an arm nearly torn off. Now a British company wants t...
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- afs I'm a Fan of afs permalink

*giggle*

Sorry, but that's one hit my warped sense of the humor dead on.

Kinda like Cthulhu plush toys based on the works of H. P. Lovecraft.

http://www.toyvault.com/cthulhu/plush_cthulhu.html

*grin*

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:04 PM on 11/30/2007
- wadenelson1 I'm a Fan of wadenelson1 218 fans permalink
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Gerreeeattt! 10% of the kids raised with sicko toys like this will aim for small animals in the road when they start driving.

After their first skunk kill, however, that number drops to 1%

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:42 AM on 11/30/2007
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