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"Give me liberty... Well I probably wasn't then, but now the Treasure Trolls, Cabbage Patch, and all those life-like Baby Dolls kind of creeps me out now.  OR a bran muffin!" |
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Fuckin' Furby's scared the s**t outta me. I had a classmate once who stuffed it under his bed, in his closet, and in the trash and it still attempted to talk to him O_O Barbie's are kinda freaky, but only in the dark, I think. Oh, the Troll dolls scared me, too. Stupid things and they're funk-a-delic hairdos! |
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I begged my mom to get me a Tamagotchi when it first came out. I loved it so much, and then it grew up in a creature with no arms and freaky eyes. It scared me so much I took the batteries out and hid it. It literally traumatized me for a few years. o_o; |
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FURBY.
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My mom bought me an action figure of that zombie scarecrow guy from Jeepers Creepers when I was 9. I wasn't scared at first but then my older siblings watched the movie and when I peeked from the kitchen I got hella scared when he ate the police officer. But I've watched it enough so it doesn't seem scary no mo' razz
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Yeah, those life-like baby dolls creep me out too.
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Furby scares me even today. gonk
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Cabbage Patch Kids were always freaky... but the one that really got me was the one that you could feed, and it chewed the food(was rather quickly taken off the shelf). Yeah, that one gave me nightmares. |
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Big fake scary spider and rats, they really scare me alot.
I seen them alot at Party store when they have their Halloween stuff there. |
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Trolls, glow-in-the-dark toys, and trolls that glowed in the dark. gonk I always had to hide the stuff that glowed or I couldn't sleep...
However, I was just fine with the glow-in-the-dark stars on my walls... |
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ugly lil grimlins!! eww!! domokun
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FURBY! OMG, I'll never forget the day my mom bought me a Furby for the lol'z. She gave it to me but she was actually the one who wanted it. That thing terrorized me. IT WOULDN'T STOP TALKING! gonk Fortunately, the batteries ran out soon and I just didn't bother replacing them. Muwahaha. Take that, you evil ball of artificial fur.
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I remember seeing a commercial a long time ago for some kind of "potty training" baby doll. The doll itself did not scare me. It scared me that there were little girls out there who actually wanted to have one. And that there were parents willing to get them one.
The very idea that this was ever conceived by a human being bothers me. |
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The Furby! Mine was possessed....
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Those big resin dollfies. I love my wee little ones, but the big 600 dollar dolls? They're terrifying really with their glass eyes and incredibly beautiful delicate features.
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