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Anatomy of my brain being severed right off the stem

Okay, look. I am as pro-baby rock on with your bad self awesome women who shoot fruit from their nether bits as the next girl. But, dudes. I have my limits.

I HAVE MY LIMITS. These dolls, well these dolls are my limit.

birth doll Anatomy of my brain being severed right off the stem

Starts all cute, right? Awwwww, preggo doll getting ready to burst forth a life. Then, well, then there was placenta. See, what happened there was when the placenta, even though it’s just red felt, showed up I heard a loud buzzing and felt a pop. Then I went blind and lost all control of my bladder. So, I am pretty sure that I have suffered a major doll-placenta related stroke.

I went blind before I could even see the snap nipples or to fully comprehend the $130 price tag. Then something started leaking out of my ear at the thought of stuffing that little baby doll back up into the mama doll to relive the birthing experience.

Goodbye, cruel world!

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Posted by flutter on December 14, 2010 @ 9:35 pm  

10 Responses to “Anatomy of my brain being severed right off the stem”

  1. Sybil Law (3 comments.) Says:

    Wow.
    Sometimes, hippies really take it too far.
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  2. Rachel (4 comments.) Says:

    I’m going to have nightmares tonight and I will never bear children.

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  4. Marilyn @ A Lot of Loves (1 comments.) Says:

    OMG! I almost with I had $130 to burn on these dolls. They’d be a huge hit over Christmas dinner. I can just hear the awkward silence as my daughter tries to restuff the baby up the mama doll’s hoohoo.
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  5. Suebob (91 comments.) Says:

    Well, you could save them until your kids ask you the inevitable question: Where do babies come from? These would certainly answer that.
    Suebob´s last post ..If you love me

  6. K Says:

    What the heck happened to just teaching them the birds & the bees. Do we really needed stuffed dolls to teach them this?? If I had already eaten lunch…I would have thrown up lookingat those pictures:):):)

  7. Catherine Says:

    Um, $130!?!?! I could make if for $15! It looks to be made of regular cotton knit and some yarn and some felt and a bit of fraying home decor braid. How exactly did the creator arrive at $130? Wardolf dolls cost only $50 give or take… Marilyn, you want one? I’ll make you one! :P

  8. Gail (7 comments.) Says:

    Who would actually want to own this?
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  9. Sharron Clemons (1 comments.) Says:

    OMG! I almost with I had $130 to burn on these dolls. They’d be a huge hit over Christmas dinner. I can just hear the awkward silence as my daughter tries to restuff the baby up the mama doll’s hoohoo.

  10. Joanna Wall (1 comments.) Says:

    Um, $130!?!?! I could make if for $15! It looks to be made of regular cotton knit and some yarn and some felt and a bit of fraying home decor braid. How exactly did the creator arrive at $130? Wardolf dolls cost only $50 give or take… Marilyn, you want one? I’ll make you one! :P






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