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Crazy Teddy Bears

January 22nd, 2005 by Roy Berman		 Mutantfrog

SHELBURNE, Vt., Jan. 20 –

The Vermont Teddy Bear Company believed it had a winner of a Valentine gift: its “Crazy for You” teddy bear, a cuddly bundle of fur – with paws restrained by a straitjacket and the outfit accompanied by commitment papers.
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Crazy For You

While the straightjacket bear may be tacky, it could be worse- they could be selling this Bae Yong Jun (Yong-Sama) bear.

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    • 3 Responses to 'Crazy Teddy Bears'

    1. Adamu Says:
      January 22nd, 2005 at 6:45 pm

      Nice, hard to translate caption on the picture—“This image is an image.” A real translation would be something like “This picture is only for promotion. Actual product may differ.”

    2. Mutantfrog Says:
      January 22nd, 2005 at 7:21 pm

      It comes down to English loan words in Japanese NOT actually being English words anymore.

    3. Bearsac Says:
      March 8th, 2006 at 6:49 am

      A bit of teddy bear bondage, now that’s what I like to see!

      I am a cool dude teddy bear with my own site. I am famous for talking to people and have photos of me with celebrities on my site.

      love to all teddies and teddy lovers x x x xx

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