


Yoda Furby 41
PsychoSpunk writes "Even more frightening than the original Furby...
Found this story at Wired. Kind of frightening to think about if you've ever had the chance to actually meet a Furby face to face. It's enough to drive a man insane.
Furby + Yoda = Dark Side of the Force? "
I'll buy one if they fix the mechanical problems. (Score:1)
Oh, and a Tux the Linux Penguin version would be a smash hit! HEHEhehehehe....
I bought an Tux the Penguin from a local store and had it for half and hour before my little neice saw it. I couldn't pry it from her hands.
Did any of you READ the article? (Score:1)
Personally, I think it'd rock...I'm gonna buy one.
yoda, furby, hmmm teach him I will (Score:2)
--Q
Beer recipe: free! #Source
Cold pints: $2 #Product
Any NPR listeners? (Score:1)
Embrace and Extend? (Score:1)
Being an uncle is one of the best jobs in the world.
Interesting... (Score:1)
R2-D2 (Score:1)
Better watch out! (Score:2)
yoda, furby, hmmm teach him I will (Score:1)
furby hooker network (Score:2)
furby hooker network [fishdot.org].
-Z
Furby Communication Protocol (Score:1)
Did anything ever come of that?
Time for a yoda autopsy website (Score:1)
Furby autopsy site (Score:1)
The Fool, or the Fool that Follows? (Score:1)
--John Riney
jwriney@awod.com
yoda, furby, hmmm teach him I will (Score:1)
R2-D2 (Score:1)
imagine you got an R2-D2 which can make noise or swing itz head sitting on your desk !!
COOL !!!!
Any NPR listeners? (Score:1)
I thought it was funny. Those crazy NPR folks, I love 'em but they're a little extra nerdy at times. I can be a hardcore ultra geek, and I usually am, but the NPR folks always make me feel like I'm somehow in the hep crowd of something. Just thought I'd mention that.
SkyNet (Score:1)
drunken yoda furby (Score:1)
The Fool, or the Fool that Follows? (Score:1)
This is indicative as much of the market as it is of the inventor...
Unless, of course, if flops, which it won't, then it would show the inventor to be the heartless dolt that I (... and I hazard to say "we") believe him/her to be.
Evil (Score:1)
Double use - a child's toy and car jack! (Score:1)
Amuse the kids with the new Yoda Furby, and when you get a flat - use Yoda Furby Force powers to lift the car and change the tyre, without having to leave your seat!
My god, this is another case of OIA.
Help you I can (Score:2)
You must confront Bill Gates. Your father he is.
Look at my source code. Judge it by its size, will you? And well you should not, for my ally is a ninety-ton brontosaurus known as "Free Software". Hehehehe.
Toys not make one great.
But what does that actually mean? (Score:1)
Not much point. (Score:1)
SkyNet (Score:1)
Uhhh, "Spielberg"? (Score:1)
I want a Tux furby! (Score:1)
Now THAT I would buy!
I think I saw an RFC (Score:1)
/* Dry humor mode OFF now */
furby hooker network (Score:1)
Sounds like something I'll avoid (Score:1)
With the marketing drive that movies have nowadays there is no telling what whacked out toys we will be seeing once this movie comes out. Something interesting to chew on though... Spielberg has forbidden any store to sell anything related to the new movie before the opening day. Those who do will be forbidden to sell any Star Wars merchandise.... FOREVER
Evil (Score:1)
Of course, with it's small size you could only take out small cities, but hey who's complaining?
Heh, how in the hell did I do that (Score:1)
I can see Star Wars fans now tracing my IP address and coming to kill me with lightsabers.
time to invest in canned food and ahotgun shells (Score:1)
yipe, i'm still twitching
Better watch out! (Score:1)
Any NPR listeners? (Score:1)
The NPR news folks are a pretty odd bunch. About 8-10 years ago, C-SPAN simulcast All Things Considered for about a week. I seem to remember them making faces and throwing things at each other, all while maintaining that calm, professional manner of speaking.
On another note, our NPR station here is celebrating it's 50th anniversary this year, and as part of the celebration, Corey Flintoff will be speaking and performing a magic show.