Before Little Talking Tina there was Edison's Phonograph Doll. She's a tin doll, with a tiny wax cylinder inside:
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She is Super Creepy, Super Creep! Si what did her wax cylinder voice say?
Posted by: twitter.com/cogdog | July 14, 2011 at 13:32