£2.50 for 5 minutes entertainment!
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07-02-2008, 08:03 AM
Originally Posted by Vicki 
Oh dear......
This happens so often in my house (thanks Lennon) it's the reason I buy their toys in charity shops now.....
I tried this too, but if they don't squeak she's not interested in them at all.
I did go through a phase when she was recouperating from her cruciaate op of sewing squeakies into toys from charity shops, but it took me longer to do that than it did for her to get them out
Great photos
Originally Posted by mishflynn
look at poor stumpys face!!!! she may not have seen "Toy murder" close up before!!! hope shes not too traumatised!!!
That really made me laugh
You're so right - there are a lot of things that Hoki does that Stumpy is really unsure of.
Mind you, most of Stumpy's expression was because she was going into 'soppy doggy' mode (where she collapses in a heap upside down so that OH can tickle her tummy)
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07-02-2008, 08:15 AM
Same as most toys in our house - bought a fluffly kong wubba which the top has been demolished - do wonder if it was because it was pink and the boys objected to it being to girly LOL!
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07-02-2008, 08:42 AM
Originally Posted by rachelsetters
Love the expression on Hoki's face!
Same as most toys in our house - bought a fluffly kong wubba which the top has been demolished - do wonder if it was because it was pink and the boys objected to it being to girly LOL!
yes, the boys couldn't be seen playing with something pink could they, no wonder they felt the need to kill it
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