How lazy was the staff at this store? Or did they just up and decide to give an astounding sum of zero flying f**k's that day? Shoutout to Penny for sharing this unsettling, cringe-soaked gem of a picture. Hopefully the daughter that snapped the picture isn't traumatized for life.
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We're huge fans of illustrative, drama-packed, straight up stories when it comes to hilarious reviews over here. Naturally, the spider-legged Teddy Bear of your nightmares has garnered quite the inspiration from disturbed and overall displeased Amazon customers to pen some unforgettable little comments/reviews.
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Step 1: Take the stuffing out of a human-sized teddy bear.
Step 2: Wear its skin.
Step 3: ????
You might be asking, "why did this happen?". Well, what else are you going to do with a giant, stuffed bear?
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That image is completely 100% real. The Vermont Teddy Bear Company, long-time sellers of adorable bear products, is selling a Christian Grey teddy bear - apparently fully licensed. The parade of sadness continues on their official tumblr, which features forced memes of the bear making terrible sexual puns:
Why, you may ask? Because #brands, yo. Hashtag brands.
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Via CorridorDigital
This is what drones were really made for.
Visual effects team Corridor Digital has produced an action packed video about a bunch of Parrot drones and remote controlled cars battling "battery bandits" to save the life of their teddy bear friend.
Think "Toy Story," but with a lot more explosions and some '80s montage music.
You can watch the creators talk more about the drones use in the video and how it was made here.
