The GoDaddy.com ad was played during the Superbowl. Basically it had an attractive, full-figured woman wearing a small tanktop that said “GoDaddy.com” or something testifiying in front of some board as to the appropriateness of their upcoming commercial. They asked her what she would be doing in it, and she started to jump up and down and twirl around and then one of her straps broke (of course she caught it in time). The whole thing was supposed to be a joke at the FCCs indecency crackdowns. I think Godaddy.com does webhosting or something. I was a bit distracted, I’ll admit.
Notice that it says that the cassettes will be replaced by MP3 cartridges. I can’t wait to hack those and have Teddy Ruxipin singing inappropriate song at my next poker night.
I saw this earlier and told Inkleberry that I didn’t want our son Tinkleberry to be scarred by this creature. She revealed that she has an original hiding at her parents place for him. It was her’s. That explains so much.
I’m reminded of Robin Williams’ bit about being paranoid from cocaine and wondering if at night it told the kids “Tonight you must kill mommy and daddy…”
My brother and I cracked up our younger cousins by putting the Guns ‘n’ Roses *Use Your Illusion 2 * cassette in Teddy Ruxpin, so he would sing “You wanna antagonize me? Antagonize me, motherf___er! Get in the ring, motherf___er, and I’ll kick your bitchy little ass, PUNK!”
Teddy Ruxpin was actually invented by one of the Krofft puppetmakers (you know, HR Pufnstuf, the Bugaloos, Sigmund and the Sea Monsters). Somehow it doesn’t surprise.
you could have a Teddy Ruxpin and a FURBY in the same room, just imagine what would happen if they were fused at the “cellular” level, the abomination that would be produced
… I would have loved to put an Ozzy Osbourne album into a T.R…
When I had “Mother Goose and Grim”( a comic strip) in the paper there was once a set of panels in which a teddy bear was jumping all around, shrieking out hard rock lyrics. In the last panel the dog, Grim, was chuckling and said “I love putting KISS tapes in a Teddy Ruxpin!”
My two year old picked up an old one at a garage sale. If it weren’t for the fact that the darn bear is her favorite car toy, I would gladly express mail it postage paid to anyone who asked.