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Ah, Furby. I was only like... five when those were starting to go out of style, but I remember we had this white one and my grandpa got mad at it. "Yuuummmmm!" xD -shudders-
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I think everyone had one, I once had a dream that one of them had a butcher knife in It's hand and it was chasing me.

even more scarier though, I just look them up Ebay and I found ONE for 100.00 dollars!
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wisemann210 wrote:I think everyone had one, I once had a dream that one of them had a butcher knife in It's hand and it was chasing me.


That would be scary - particularly so because Furbies don't have hands... :P
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My sister and I had numerous furbies. Our parents hated them!

They were supposed to gradually "learn" our language too.


I remember one of them used to mimick the phone ringing.




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lhighton wrote:I remember one of them used to mimick the phone ringing.


Seriously? Now that's creepy. Can't say mine ever tried doing that, thank God.

I do remember trying to feed my pink furry toy though. And pretending it would actually eat. it took months of persuasion before I finally received the Furby - right now, it's sitting in my long-forgotten drawer, where I found it recently trying to (unsuccessfully) clean my room.

I've kept it for its sentimental value. ;)
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Ahhh, Furbies.

One of my buddies actually skinned one and gave the pelt to someone else for their birthday. He has a picture of the skinned Furby on his cell phone xD
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ok, i have a friend who has two, and they refuse to shut up!!! and, worst of all, they dont die!!. throw a furby out of a 20 strory building, you will find it on the ground, perfectally fine, crying fr its mom. kinda like my trackfone...




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I "babysat" my friend's Furby once when I was younger. I had to go to the dentist on the way to bringing it back to her house, and it was sat in my bag chattering away to itself...people in the waiting room were rather bewildered. :lol:
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*ZOMG!!!!* I remember them!!!!!

I got one for christmas one year and was sick of it by boxing day! The batteries were taken out within a week and it was shoved to the back of my wardrobe lol :D




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Those things were the most bizarre toys ever, I think. I once had... three, maybe? And for a while, I actually liked them. Eeek.

lhighton wrote:
I remember one of them used to mimick the phone ringing.


Mine used to do that too...




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Clograbby is right... let me set some of this straight.

Furbies don't really "learn" anything from you talking to them. They're sort of on a timer... they start out saying gibberish things, and after x hours of you playing with it, it will start to introduce certain English phrases, like "me love you!" or "me hungry!" or "oooh, oooh! do not, like!" when you hold it upside-down.

Ergo, I am so sick of hearing stories about how people's Furbies learned say "I watching you sleep, Michael!" or "[expletive] your mom!" because they're obviously just made up. One time at church I heard some mom talking about how she grounded her daughter because the Furby had learned so many dirty words that she decided her daughter must have been using them very frequently behind her back. Unlucky child... I think her mother just had trouble understanding Furbish.

However, to get Furby to burp eight times in a row, feed him thrice, then pet his back once.

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