Don't know what to do with the stuffed toy you were given at a conference? Fret no more, your synthetic pet can find a new home cleaning your whiteboard.
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This hopefully is an easy intuitive step, but beware it sometimes feels like real work.
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bassclarinet23
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Mar 1, 2009. 10:23 AMReply
Everyone wanted a close up on the dog's butt!
dlwebbok
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Nov 23, 2008. 10:27 AMReply
I love it! I have 26 small whiteboards for my students--they will get a kick out of erasing with stuffed animals they can get at the dollar store.
blueberry_fox
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Aug 11, 2008. 6:57 PMReply
Would be Cooler if you cute it open on the seams at the feet and belly then inserted a bunch of magnets and stitch it back up. That way it could sit on the white board when you were not using it.
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Mr. Smart Kid
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Jul 2, 2007. 3:02 PMReply
u work at target
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MadVegetarian
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Jan 6, 2007. 8:34 AMReply
No need to worry, if the plush was black instead of white. Use it enough and then throw it away. ...or set it on fire...
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Very Keri
in reply to Jun 7, 2007. 7:51 AMReply
or take recycling one step further by washing it...just not with your whites
poo smells bad
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Dec 19, 2006. 6:56 PMReply
Wow. Real creative. You rubbed a stuffed animal's ass on a white board. I don't know if I could pull that off!
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radiorental
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Apr 6, 2006. 11:06 PMReply
And what does one clean the mutz nutz with?
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brucedenney
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Apr 6, 2006. 4:38 AMReply
I am not sure it is right to look at a stuffed animal "that" way..
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Aleksi
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Apr 6, 2006. 2:19 AMReply
That is sooo wrong. I love it!
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geo
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Apr 6, 2006. 12:51 AMReply
My new nickname for this guy is "Blue-Butt".
MaximusZTS
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Apr 5, 2006. 7:22 PMReply
Hrrmm...
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arwen
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Apr 5, 2006. 6:13 PMReply
Laughing this hard at the office is a little unseemly.
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