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Hey guys. I'm looking for the store that sold the large plush tux doll. It looked like this:
If you could help me locate it, or another plush Tux of ...
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Plush Tux Penguin!
Hey guys. I'm looking for the store that sold the large plush tux doll. It looked like this:
If you could help me locate it, or another plush Tux of large size, I'd be most happy!
Cheers!
- 05-09-2005 #2Linux Engineer
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Re: Plush Tux Penguin!
This is probably too small and is an ebay item but here you are anyway:
Originally Posted by slacker00 Hey guys. I'm looking for the store that sold the large plush tux doll. It looked like this:
If you could help me locate it, or another plush Tux of large size, I'd be most happy!
Cheers!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...973250975&rd=1
- 05-09-2005 #3Linux Guru
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How about 36 inches? Big enough?
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Haha, thanks. Although, that second site looks dodgy, so not sure if I'd get it from there ....
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I saw a TV programme a year or so ago - apparently, quite a few people have a fetish related to 'plush' toys. 'The Furries' meet at conventions, often dressing up as squirrels, bears etc... Originally Posted by slacker00 Haha, thanks. Although, that second site looks dodgy, so not sure if I'd get it from there ....
It certainly educated me!
I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso
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Haha! They don't have a website to purchase plush Tuxes, do they? The biggest new ones I can find are 22cm....
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That's true, I just posted the first Google search I could find, so I can't exactly vouch for the trustworthiness of the vendor. Originally Posted by slacker00 Haha, thanks. Although, that second site looks dodgy, so not sure if I'd get it from there ....
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Hehe, nice! Hmm, we need a public image-matching search engine- why hasn't google given us that yet?! Something that matches pixels and pixel colour locations? That'd be lovely...
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Or a quantum search engine, which searches at a sub-atomic level. You just enter the name of any possible object anywhere in the Universe, and it finds it for you ... Preferably supplying you with a full postal address :o Originally Posted by slacker00 I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso
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LOL.
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