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Thursday Thunderous
This week's Sunday through Friday posts extend Saturday's thoughts on stuffed creature disturbing details.
A cardinal rule of Stuffed Creature Disturbing Details: disembodied heads are bad. Take this bear-baby blanket as an example. The sweet bear without a body is jarring: he looks like a bear-ghost, come to haunt the material world as revenge for some hunting atrocity. And the physical demands expected of this bear are also disturbing: absorption of an infant's secretions will make for one moist and stained creature.
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