20 Weirdest Toys
- 6 years ago
20 Toys you never want your children to have, from the disturbing to the inappropriate this list of the worst even has a shaving baby!\r
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10. The Musical Jolly Chimp\r
You might have remember seeing this on Toy Story 3 but this toy ually exists and is pretty creepy. This toy is able to show and chatter his teeth as well as clap the cymbals together. Its bloodshot eyes dont make it appear to be so jolly. Originally made in the 1950s these battery operated monkeys can fetch a price of about 60 bucks on ebay. He looks like hes ready to go on a rampage at any moment! No wonder people are trying to sell these!\r
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9. Pregnant Midge Doll\r
Turns out Barbie had a more promiscuous friend named Midge. Now you dont have to teach your kids where babies come from because this barbie doll will do that for them! This doll was ually controversial at the time because people believed that the doll looked too young and shouldnt be having a baby.\r
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8, Barbie Forever and Tanner\r
Some toy companies really try too hard to make their toys more realistic than they should be. We all imagined barbie being a professional dog walker at some point so it makes sense to have this type of doll, right?! In 2005, the toy featured pretend poop, that the dog would have to put in its mouth in order for it to come out its backside. She was also equipped with a magnetic scooper. The toy was later recalled due to a choking hazard. Gross.\r
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7. Brain Mobile\r
If youre looking for a great way to absolutely traumatize your kids from a young age. Weve all probably had some crazy toys when we were younger but who in their right mind would consider getting this toy car for their kids! \r
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6. Crazy Bones\r
You might remember the crazy bones fad if you were going up in the 1990s. A Spanish company called Magic Box Inc created little plastic molds of strange faces that you would usually try to knock over using your plastic molds. But it turns out, this game ually dates back to Ancient Roman and Greece times but instead of using plastic they would use sheep knucklebones, which is how the toy got the name crazy bones. The product was aggressively marketed towards children and but each one seems to look a little bit spooky in its own unique way.\r
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5. Shave the Baby Doll\r
Who would seriously buy this and what if i dont want to shave the baby? Turns out this one isnt real in a sense that it was never exly on shelves anywhere. This was ually conceptual art from a crazy Polish artist in 1995. Whatever the message he was trying to get across in this one, were not sure of and wed like to hear what you think about it in the comment section. \r
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4. Yume\r
Certainly not all dolls are happy. This one here was sold in Japan and the ones who ually play with her, can literally make her cry. And you dont even need to call her fat! But first, in order to do that, you have to inject her arm with with a syringe. What kind of values are we teaching the kids! Something about this just seems a tad unsettling.\r
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3. The Face Bank\r
At some point in our lives weve probably had a piggy bank to collect coins and teaching kids to save money is a good thing! This new invention from Japan seems a bit too eerie to feel at ease. It features a face of a Chimpanzee who isnt craving banana but your coins. All you have to do is put a few coins in its mouth and hell be well fed for the rest of the day! Just watch out for your fingers though! \r
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2. Sega Robotic Cat\r
Also known as the Dream Cat Venus, this life like robotic cat from Japan was equipped with sensors that allowed it to engage in realistic feline behavior when it was touched like purring, meowing, hissing and moving its leg when you rubbed its belly. It also tends to make robotic engine like sounds when its moving. Itd be cute if it wasnt so creepy! Will robot cats some day take the place of real ones?\r
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1.The Gilbert U 238 Atomic Energy Lab\r
Science kits seems like a fun way for kids to learn about scientific things. This one however, wasnt your ordinary science kit. Its not everyday that kids get to play with Uranium ore! This kit from the 1950s ually contained a radioive substance that could be potentially converted into plutonium! This was a hazardous material that was found in the kit that also contained a geiger counter, an electroscope, and a comic book teaching them how to perform experiments. Luckily, the product wasnt on shelves very long.
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10. The Musical Jolly Chimp\r
You might have remember seeing this on Toy Story 3 but this toy ually exists and is pretty creepy. This toy is able to show and chatter his teeth as well as clap the cymbals together. Its bloodshot eyes dont make it appear to be so jolly. Originally made in the 1950s these battery operated monkeys can fetch a price of about 60 bucks on ebay. He looks like hes ready to go on a rampage at any moment! No wonder people are trying to sell these!\r
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9. Pregnant Midge Doll\r
Turns out Barbie had a more promiscuous friend named Midge. Now you dont have to teach your kids where babies come from because this barbie doll will do that for them! This doll was ually controversial at the time because people believed that the doll looked too young and shouldnt be having a baby.\r
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8, Barbie Forever and Tanner\r
Some toy companies really try too hard to make their toys more realistic than they should be. We all imagined barbie being a professional dog walker at some point so it makes sense to have this type of doll, right?! In 2005, the toy featured pretend poop, that the dog would have to put in its mouth in order for it to come out its backside. She was also equipped with a magnetic scooper. The toy was later recalled due to a choking hazard. Gross.\r
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7. Brain Mobile\r
If youre looking for a great way to absolutely traumatize your kids from a young age. Weve all probably had some crazy toys when we were younger but who in their right mind would consider getting this toy car for their kids! \r
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6. Crazy Bones\r
You might remember the crazy bones fad if you were going up in the 1990s. A Spanish company called Magic Box Inc created little plastic molds of strange faces that you would usually try to knock over using your plastic molds. But it turns out, this game ually dates back to Ancient Roman and Greece times but instead of using plastic they would use sheep knucklebones, which is how the toy got the name crazy bones. The product was aggressively marketed towards children and but each one seems to look a little bit spooky in its own unique way.\r
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5. Shave the Baby Doll\r
Who would seriously buy this and what if i dont want to shave the baby? Turns out this one isnt real in a sense that it was never exly on shelves anywhere. This was ually conceptual art from a crazy Polish artist in 1995. Whatever the message he was trying to get across in this one, were not sure of and wed like to hear what you think about it in the comment section. \r
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4. Yume\r
Certainly not all dolls are happy. This one here was sold in Japan and the ones who ually play with her, can literally make her cry. And you dont even need to call her fat! But first, in order to do that, you have to inject her arm with with a syringe. What kind of values are we teaching the kids! Something about this just seems a tad unsettling.\r
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3. The Face Bank\r
At some point in our lives weve probably had a piggy bank to collect coins and teaching kids to save money is a good thing! This new invention from Japan seems a bit too eerie to feel at ease. It features a face of a Chimpanzee who isnt craving banana but your coins. All you have to do is put a few coins in its mouth and hell be well fed for the rest of the day! Just watch out for your fingers though! \r
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2. Sega Robotic Cat\r
Also known as the Dream Cat Venus, this life like robotic cat from Japan was equipped with sensors that allowed it to engage in realistic feline behavior when it was touched like purring, meowing, hissing and moving its leg when you rubbed its belly. It also tends to make robotic engine like sounds when its moving. Itd be cute if it wasnt so creepy! Will robot cats some day take the place of real ones?\r
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1.The Gilbert U 238 Atomic Energy Lab\r
Science kits seems like a fun way for kids to learn about scientific things. This one however, wasnt your ordinary science kit. Its not everyday that kids get to play with Uranium ore! This kit from the 1950s ually contained a radioive substance that could be potentially converted into plutonium! This was a hazardous material that was found in the kit that also contained a geiger counter, an electroscope, and a comic book teaching them how to perform experiments. Luckily, the product wasnt on shelves very long.