Robot bunny leads home invasion
This is one oddly disturbing toy. Behold Nabaztag and his threatening arrival:
What is he doing with my router? Who sent him? Who is he working for?
(thanks to Ed Webb for the warning)
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Eeek! That's one scary toy. And I just got back from a week at my sister's, where I was exposed to more toys than I had seen all year.
Posted by: Michael Tinkler | August 13, 2008 at 11:08
I remember StephTheGeek having one up on her site [before it disappeared]. You could send comments directly to her via the web.
It was pretty cool!
Posted by: peter naegele | August 13, 2008 at 12:09
@peter
Sure, it's cool now. But wait until the Russians get bored with Georgia and hack into it and the cute little voice is telling your kids/pets/significant other to chop off your feet and mail them to Canada...
Posted by: Ed Webb | August 13, 2008 at 14:25
just installed mine yesterday, his name is nordbert.... it is not so bad of a webgadget, it is very chatty.
Posted by: jeremy hunsinger | August 13, 2008 at 17:09
A continually talking electronic toy? I have only one thing to say...
Sorry, the rabbit died!
Posted by: Randy McCall | August 13, 2008 at 18:10
It's staring at me. Please make it stop staring at me.
Posted by: Rob Vega | August 15, 2008 at 10:54
@Michael Tinkler, act now to protect your sister.
@peter naegele, "before it disappeared"? The bunny-thing now targets web sites, too?
@Ed Webb, steady on, sir. You don't want to exposure yourself to Their gaze yet.
@jeremy hunsinger, "it is not so bad"? Stop! it's already *in your brain*!
@Randy, are you sure it did?
@Rob Vega, just look away, and ye may yet be saved.
Posted by: Bryan Alexander | August 15, 2008 at 20:32