Who would let their child snuggle with one of these germ-infested monstrosities?! My nightmare is not the ripped faces or missing limbs but the Ebola virus teeming out of their stuffing! Good God!
#1 is almost identical to my mom’s teddy bear! only difference is that hers still has some red fur on it
ewwww…looks like they just returned from battlefield iraq..behind enemy lines
my sister had a teddy that she hugged so much the stuffing migrated to both top and bottom. The bear has a bubble head and a badonkadonk to match!
I have the teddy bear my grandfather gave me when I was born. I’m 55 now. She got left at a friend of my mother’s in Tupelo Ms. When I was maybe 10. She came back home on a greyhound bus. With her own ticket no less. I over her now just as much as I did then. She sits on a shelf in my dining room.
I have a bear who is almost as old as I am, I went to Nixon’s site and found one that looked just like him. My mom kept him patched and my husband has done a pretty good job of helping in his upkeep as well (nice to have a guy who cares!). He’s just part of the family, it’s good to have an old friend around when you need one!
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