Showing posts with label Toys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toys. Show all posts

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Pinky and The Brain are gonna get their ass kicked...



Meet Noop and Paw, the new toys being released as part of Coarse's “False Friends” collection. One is a human dressed as a rabbit (that would be Noop)and the other looks kind of looks like a rabbit / robot (in case you lost track, that would be Paw). Whatever they are, they're bad little mo fo's set to be released on January 7th 2010 and will be sold in limited edition packs for around 350€. More info at coarsetoys.com.

Friday, April 17, 2009

Little Ninja will kick your ass on Earth Day


Aww schucks ma, he's so cute, can we keep 'em?

Pictured above is an eco friendly creature affectionately referred to as Forest Spirit Wee Ninja . 100% organic, sustainable, and handmade, the little bugger was created in celebration of Earth Day using the following materials:
~ The fabric and thread used to form the body and head are constructed of organic cotton/hemp
~ The mask around the eyes is constructed of natural wool and leaves which are also naturally dyed
~ The eyes are wood, bio-degradable and natural
~ A hemp cord was used for the hang tag and leaf satchel, the hand-cut leaves are naturally dyed and 100% wool felt
~ The stuffing is kapok tree fiber: an all-natural fiber pulled from the seed pods of the kapok tree
~ The glue used to adhere the mask and eyes is non-toxic

"Now more than ever it's important to consider the impact we have on our environment. The Forest Ninja project is as much an exploration of the organic and sustainable materials available as it is a new addition to the Ninjatown line. By supporting the companies that produce such materials, we hope to raise awareness of what's available, and new ways to use them. In addition, we know that every component that goes into the Forest Spirit is completely bio-degradable - it won't sit in a landfill for thousands of years. The Forest Spirit came from the forest and it can become one with it some day!" says developer Shawnimals.

Something to think about my friends, something to think about...

Saturday, March 28, 2009

Bratz introduces: Chloe the teenage mom doll


Ok, so that's not really true, but when you look at this doll, isn't that the first thought that crosses your mind?

Personally I don't think this line of dolls sends the right message to little girls, but maybe that's just because I don't want to see my future Didi dressed in fishnet stockings and platform shoes wearing more makeup than a hooker at age 5 (because let's face it people, that is the target market age for these little glam sluts).

Pictured below: When little Chloe isn't busy changing the twin's diapers, she's droppin' it like it's hot with friends Yasmin, Shasha and Jade. And when times are tough and there isn't enough baby formula to go around, you can find little Chloe making a little extra cash on the side - - look for her in that dark alley around the corner...

Monday, March 9, 2009

Psst... They're not real



It's A Girl!
Barbara Millicent Roberts
Born March 9, 1959 in Willows, Wisconsin
11 ½-inch tall, proud new addition from Mattel

Celebrating her 50th birthday today, Barbie has traveled the world and worked 108 jobs (and counting) over the past half century. She's the perfect spokesperson for Tampax proving that a girl really can do anything having been a horseback rider, an Olympic athlete, an astronaut, a Marine Corps sergeant, an aerobics instructor, and a rock star. But true to Barbie's real profession as a clothes horse and supermodel, the doll had her own show during New York Fashion Week where top designers such as Calvin Klein and Alexander Wang created outfits inspired by the doll.

Barbie was first introduced wearing a black and white swimsuit, sunglasses, and black open toe shoes. In her debut year she had 22 ensembles, some were casual but most were glamorous and well accessorized. The doll's manufacturer, Mattel, has estimated that more than one billion fashion items have been created for Barbie and her friends to date.

Happy Birthday Barbie, and thanks a lot for programming me to believe that I need to achieve an impossible body image and support superficial consumerism in order to have a purpose in life.

Pictured below: Barbie at 50 without the help of the Nip & Tuck crew

Saturday, February 21, 2009

This little piggy went to the market....


...and this little piggy stayed home and squealed like a motherfu----!!

Because Japan is kinky and weird and thinks saving money is sexy, the creators of Rinkya have designed the humping piggy bank. Drop your coins inside and watch these little cuties go at it.

Pictured below: other cute things that get excited ~ humping dog USB stick; robot humping a dryer; and, seriously?? Yes, seriously, a humping sex toy for your dog.

Friday, February 13, 2009

The perfect gift for the little cuties in your life....


Because some guy must really [heart] organs and [broken heart] children, this adorable collection of organ donor dolls can now be yours. Available at www.foox-u.com, they are individually priced at $15.99 and limited to one case (that's 24 donors if you're counting) per customer.

I'm not sure who would really be interested in purchasing these dolls other than maybe a transplant coordinator or serial killer, but I definitely do not recommend buying one for dear little Timmy who is anxiously awaiting an organ transplant.

Pictured below: Some of my favorites from the collection ~ brains, blood cell, and plasma. As wonderful as these are, my HG Sportfreaks collection from 1986 will always hold a special place in my heart. Crutch Clutcher, Trash Compactor, and Battery Acid, I shed a single nostalgic tear for you...


Worth Seeing ~ Inappropriate & Otherwise