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It also contains the funniest instructions I have read in quite some time.
*A cute Teddy bear with 6 wears, including: indoor, summer, winter, raining, sporting and working suits.
*A versatile set of dressing up Teddy Bear, combinated with a lacing puzzle and dress up game. (Combinated is my new favorite word)
*In dressing the Teddy Bear can help kids to develop hand-eye co-ordination, logical thinking sequencing and manipulative on lacing skills and puzzle game.
*Learn more creative on making up stories by wearing different cloth in different weather and uses; as well as match the lace colors.
*It's a very good game for parents to play with kids or play by kids themselves.
*Made by nice wood, can be lasted long time for playing and storing.
It's a good thing I didn't buy the game to help Spud with his English.
Whenever I am having a bad day, I pull this box out, picture the very earnest writer and his English translation dictionary and smile.
The joy can be lasted long time.
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What are wrong with them directionisms?
My favorite part is "learn more creative".....he will definitely be creative if he follows their directions! :-)
Hilarious!
Too Funny!!! I love it.
Hysterical!!!! Did I ever tell you about part of the Tongginator's developmental report in her adoption paperwork? It said, and I quote, that "she poops and peeps normally" and that they were "insuring her best care, raising her scientifically."
Oh my goodness that's hilarious!!! It reminds me of the emails I get saying I've inherited money if I would only send my social security number. :)
I love when my kids learn more creative.
Hmmm... how much did you pay for it?
That's hilarious. Maybe they should fire that dude.
Does it not bring back the wisp of a fond memory for the some of those unique writings that came across your desk in that life before Spud and Sprout?
LOVE IT!!!
So funny.
Sounds like Emma wrote it.
If only she could actually write yet.
I think I only have six wears too -- and they are all worn out. Maybe I should buy some new items and combinate them?
My favorite Engrish directions were the ones on the paper wrapping of my chopsticks: "position chopstick between fingers and thurnb."
We had a lot of fun debating the pronunciation of "thurnb," and what part of the anatomy a "thurnb" might actually be.
I too need to learn more creative on making up stories by wearing different cloth. Cloth! Who knew. I go combinate words now.
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