>I could see that bear selling if it were a bluetooth speaker<
they look like collectible dolls or Lego creatures but if you click the link, they are actually Japanese Robots:
"...decked out in its finest Grateful threads and 32 TB of RAM, this robo-deadhead is programmed to do nothing but sit passively and listen until the optional recording feature is engaged."
Apparently, once new Jerry wore this outfit at the recent MTV oldie-but-goodie awards, these Grateful Dead robots are THE hot gift this Holiday season on the DeadCo circuit.
If you click the More link on the OP's Japanese Rock and Roll Robot page, be sure to check out the two most recent GDP licensed animatronic offerings: a very lifelike "Bedtime with Bobby" robot (sorry, not a sex toy; ya turn it on and it just plays an endless selection of lullabies) and the new, much anticipated "21st Century Jerry" relica model.
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"Always make the audience
"Always make the audience suffer as much as possible." - Alfred Hitchcock
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Mike, at least it's more
Mike, at least it's more cuddly than the Phil and Friends one.
They sound pretty strict about their ordering process and anticipate high demand for both:
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Looked like a Kaws project to
Looked like a Kaws project to me at first.
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So it's a lego for $515?
So it's a lego for $515?
"GRATEFUL DEAD, a great rock band representing the United States"
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Figured this was either a
Figured this was either a thread about DeadCo or Kid Rock
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lol @ Alan. Sweet photochop,
lol @ Alan. Sweet photochop, dude.
> So it's a lego for $515?
Zang, if it's a Lego, it's from the Legos for Giants Collection. It's about 27.5 inches tall and weighs more than 15 pounds.
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I could see that bear selling if it were a bluetooth speaker
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>I could see that bear
>I could see that bear selling if it were a bluetooth speaker<
they look like collectible dolls or Lego creatures but if you click the link, they are actually Japanese Robots:
"...decked out in its finest Grateful threads and 32 TB of RAM, this robo-deadhead is programmed to do nothing but sit passively and listen until the optional recording feature is engaged."
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All your bears are belong to
All your bears are belong to us.
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^^covert surveillance bear.
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^^^ Does that robot leave to
^^^ Did they program that robot leave to pee during "Space?"
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Apparently, once new Jerry
Apparently, once new Jerry wore this outfit at the recent MTV oldie-but-goodie awards, these Grateful Dead robots are THE hot gift this Holiday season on the DeadCo circuit.
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Quality humor up in here.
Quality humor up in here.
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indeed, aiq !
indeed, aiq !
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Just in time for the Holidays
Just in time for the Holidays!
If you click the More link on the OP's Japanese Rock and Roll Robot page, be sure to check out the two most recent GDP licensed animatronic offerings: a very lifelike "Bedtime with Bobby" robot (sorry, not a sex toy; ya turn it on and it just plays an endless selection of lullabies) and the new, much anticipated "21st Century Jerry" relica model.
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