Re: Would you buy your kids or grandkids a twerkin... - Page 2

wildcat fan · ‎03-23-2010

I think one of the commenters in that video thread made a good point. Odd how Walmart has recently said they won't sell certain items, yet they'll sell that.

@foundinlv I've already seen lots of students twerking in the classroom. Some will enter playing loud music through headphones and twerk while putting books on desks. (Administration has no problem with this.) That's my middle school experience. With these bears, they'll probably be twerking at preschool, if not already. Oh, my.

Mz iMac · ‎07-26-2014

I'm mad that the bear's butt is larger than mine!!!!

Video is too funny.

Would not get for any child. Besides all the kids know how to twerk. Don't need a teddy bear to demostrate.

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cherry · ‎03-09-2010

NO, NEVER

foundinlv · ‎04-20-2012

@wildcat fan wrote:
I think one of the commenters in that video thread made a good point. Odd how Walmart has recently said they won't sell certain items, yet they'll sell that.

@foundinlv I've already seen lots of students twerking in the classroom. Some will enter playing loud music through headphones and twerk while putting books on desks. (Administration has no problem with this.) That's my middle school experience. With these bears, they'll probably be twerking at preschool, if not already. Oh, my.

I wonder why administration thinks others want to see someone's bum bouncing up and down. Disgusting.

Bird mama · ‎03-12-2010

Just when I think I've seen it all. I have two great nieces that will not be receiving twerking teddy bears.

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LilacTree · ‎03-25-2012

No, I would not. Each one of my grandchildren received Steiff teddy bears at birth. Really high quality, rather expensive bears. They were taught to take good care of them, and they all still have them. That's a teddy bear, not a mechanical toy that makes obscene gestures.

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