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Friday Frantic
This week's Sunday through Friday posts extend Saturday's thoughts on stuffed creature disturbing details.
Hmm; what to make of a stuffed creature bath scrubbie? Design-wise, this idea can work; functionally speaking, however, The Review has concerns.
The scrubbie below is a hilarious translation of a frog. He is an odd, bizarre assemblage: flippers randomly attached to his cheek, head stuck on a nylon scrub body, tiny protruding feet. These oddities make him funny. But The Review would feel badly bathing with this creature. First are the drowning concerns; second are the sanitation concerns. Nothing like rubbing you stuffed creature's face into your dirty feet.
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