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Furby
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by munchkin-bitch - written on 11.02.08 (Useful, 36 readings)
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I stumbled accross a lonely furby at my local car boot sale and was pretty chuffed, as i had been keeping an eye out for one for my then 2 year old daughter, but as she was so young and would probably bash it about i didnt want to pay the extortionate prices they go for in the shops. My daughter was absolutely thrilled with it, Furby even ...
by KateAus - written on 07.02.08
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Heya! Just found one of these guys sitting all lonely and forgotten in a box at the Op Shop where I work. Unfortuantely, I don't have a dictionary and I don't know that much about them...what do you do when he sneezes all the time?
I love Coco heaps and can't wait until he knows more than Furbish lol.
by barbie84 - written on 05.01.08 (Useful, 36 readings)
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Furby is great. When we first got furby, ours is called harlo (we didnt name him it is the name that was on his tag when we brought him) he didnt speak any Englis he speaks furbish but dont worry you get a translation dictionary with him so you will soon be able to understand him and he soon learns english. My daughters ...
by Debbie - written on 10.11.06
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I was excited to buy Furby for my grandson. I quickly reqreted my purchase. When I asked if we can be friends, Furby replied "NO". I found it to be rude and it made a "fart" noise. After about 30 mins. I turned it off and plan to return it to the store. I think I got the "Gremlin". I promise we did not feed it ...
by Frankingsteins - written on 29.03.04 (Very useful, 351 readings)
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Furbies, if you haven't seen one or think it might have been something else, resemble a cross between an owl, a rabbit and a mechanical skeleton requiring AA batteries- although don't hold me to that, it has been a long time since I murdered a Furby and the batteries may well have been AAA. They come in a number of fur tones which are usually ...
by - written on 03.12.03
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This Christmas, why not buy a Furby? Well, there are several good arguments, but the recent price drop in some places adds another advantage to this incredible popular toy. Although they have a reputation for being very annoying, which is understandable if you have to hear someone playing with it all the time, Furbies are quite easy to ...
by georginaj - written on 23.01.02 (Very useful, 624 readings)
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Furbies are great fun, for kids of all ages. I am 22 and i have had hours of fun, with my step daughters. Furbies come in all sorts of colours. You can also get furby babies now. What is a Furby? A furby, is an interactive animal, that you have to raise and care for. They look alittle like gremlins. They are battery ...
by SusanLesley - written on 30.10.01 (Very useful, 337 readings)
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As many of you may already know my partner, Dave, has recently changed jobs following his successful achievement of a ‘first’ in his BSc in Business Information Systems. The job he left was as a Project Leader in the IT Department of Wolverhampton University. So what did his boss buy him as a leaving present? Why a ...
by Pookypop - written on 07.06.01 (Very useful, 551 readings)
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Saturday the 5th May 2001 (My sister's 15th birthday) ~~~The bad start~~~ Got out of one of the wrong sides of my bed and stumbled down the stairs to wish my darling sister a happy 15th *groan*. She smiled one of her fake sweet smiles - her make-upped face glowing with fake tan *another slightly more extended groan*. ...
by blackcat2 - written on 04.05.01 (Very useful, 222 readings)
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I didn't really get in on the Beanie Baby craze but I am a Furby Addict. They are really cute. I am an adult but a big kid inside. I had become fascinated with the Furby. My mother found one and she bought it and sent it to me. My Furby is named Noo-Loo. He told me that as soon as he woke up. He just said ...
by bouncytigger - written on 04.04.01 (Useful, 344 readings)
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I was bought a Furby Baby for Chritmas by my boyfriend :) Well, kind of. He paid for it but I went into the shop to buy it to make sure I got one I liked. There seem to be infinit different colour combinations of Furby Babies - The one I bought looks very cute, it is all white and has long hair on her back and short curly white hair on her tummy. ...
by AnnieK - written on 28.03.01 (Useful, 60 readings)
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I bought my 3 year old a furby for Xmas - OK so he was too young - but he loves things that make noises. For the first two weeks it was fine - he played with it, talked to it, took it to bed etc etc. The problem came when it was dropped from the top of the stairs - would it shut up?? - no - without drastic action - ie removal of ...
by clotty - written on 09.03.01 (Useful, 96 readings)
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I was nagged and nagged to buy a Furby as a Birthday present. I knew it was the wrong thing to do and I knew that it would be a waste of money. But I was week and bought one anyway. In my experience, parents grow tired of a newly acquired Furby in about two days. Children take about two weeks to become completely disinterested. Furby ...
by paule23 - written on 21.02.01 (Very useful, 741 readings)
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I knew I shouldn't have done it. I had been warned many times by concerned friends and relatives, but when I saw him I just couldn't resist. He looked all lonely up there, looking at me with those big, sad eyes and fluffy face. I had been told they are a lot of work, very demanding, not just something you can play with for a few minutes ...
by mreyre - written on 30.01.01 (Very useful, 92 readings)
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After reading "assethounds" truly excellent review on Furby's, detailing all the wonderful things they are capable of doing (least of all belching and farting), I thought I'd pen this quick opinion to let you know how I got on with my Furby. This story starts on Boxing Day last year. We were doing the usual ...
by tania149 - written on 07.01.01 (Somewhat useful, 38 readings)
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Furby's may have captured the hearts of children and even adults worldwide but this toy persoanlly did very little for me. I found the toy itself very menacing and at times frightening. We own two who communicate with one another. The thought of the furby itself brings back to me horrific memories of the gremlins. I however think that the toy ...
by karenuk - written on 23.12.00 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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This time last year, two of my daughters were desperate for a Furby each for Christmas. They were aged nine and six at the time. So we succumbed and my Mum bought them one each, at around £25. Although the girls were thrilled to receive them, they soon got bored of having to give the Furbies constant attention. It wasn't long before ...
by veerauk - written on 20.12.00 (Useful, 68 readings)
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I don’t know whether to buy my small daughter a furby for Christmas, she always wanted one but I am caught in two minds. I know if I do, she will get ever so happy and play with the interactive toy for a week or so and then probably like most kids get ever so bored about it. I have heard that they can get ever ...
by wad123 - written on 07.12.00 (Very useful, 218 readings)
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You may thing Furby’s are sweet little toys but be warned if you plan on buying one. They cost around £30 and are interactive creatures, which provide fun for all ages. It’s like a little child and you are to teach them how to talk and you just generally have to look after them. It’s like learning how to look after a ...
by - written on 25.11.00
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I could not be bothered to investigate how to remove my opinions, so I decided to simply overwrite them. I trust that this meets with your approval and that you will respect my wishes to remove all previous writings. I will not bother to bore you with the reasons for my departure except to say that on close inspection of the dooyoo ...












