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Star Wars 4 inch Plush w/ sound April 12, 2023 – 11:12 am

As dorky as this may sound, we have a soft spot for plush. Plastic or metallic figures are cool, but sometimes, you just need a hug. (And guys, you won't lose your man card for admitting that.) Also, plushes are great gifts for wee geeks that you're trying to mold into lovers of the good Star Wars movies. Start them young, raise 'em right, we say. Don't want them asking for a Jar Jar plush! If there was ever a case for justifiable filicide... or at least extensive reprogramming...

These Star Wars Plush come in 4" keychain buddies. The 4" versions can be clipped to your keys, backback, laptop bag, or even the zipper of your winter coat. Each plush has a signature sound effect when you squeeze them: R2-D2 with his bleeps and bloops, Darth Vader's creepy stalker breathing, and Yoda with his patented advice for young Jedi-to-be.

Product Specifications

WARNING: Choking hazard. Small parts. Not for children under 3.
Plush Star Wars characters with signature sound effects
Made of polyester fibers infused with pure galactic awesome
4" models have attached keychain to hang from your keys or laptop bag
Choose wisely
R2-D2 with bleep blooping sound effects: 4"
Vader with creepy stalker breathing: 4"
Boba Fett with three phrases: 4"
Jawa with light-up eyes, laughter, and phrases: 4"
Yoda with signature Jedi a signature phrase: 4"

Source: www.thinkgeek.com

2008-05-13 06:58:59 by LovemyDobie

Squeak....Grunt.....chew chew chew

This is a toy that squeaks...is like a plushy and I have bought them for a couple of real destructive dogs who have yet ripped them up.
is something my dog will play with for hours.
I do the yardsale plushies for my girl but remember...nothing with bean-like stuffing, remove eyes or other hard bits, some fluffy ones can be defluffed on the outside and they will eat that fluff and barf it back up or worse....if you visit you can get replacement grunters and squeakers at a good price and make your own

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