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Furby is back!


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Say it ain't so!

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Parents and kids, it's time to brush up on your "Furbish" cause that bug-eyed interactive furball toy called Furby is comin' back.

No. 2 toymaker Hasbro (Research) is set to debut the new and improved update to its 1998 toy phenomenon this fall.

The new Furby is larger than the original and will come in six different languages, including English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese and Italian.

Read more here.

And here he/she/it is!

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This is frightening:

Added Byrne, "The advanced technology has made the redone Furby a richer toy than before in terms of depth and potential. It's a much better product, easier to play. It also thinks on its own, which is different from the original. And Hasbro also has the equity and popularity of the toy to back it up. "
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The inventor of the first version deserves a life sentence for the most irritating toy ever. Can this one be worse? Can there be two life sentences? Should torture be made legal? Because being in the presence of one of these infernal things is close enough to torture so the inventor should be made to suffer as well - and more.

Fortunately, my grandchildren are sufficiently grown up not to be influenced by these damnable things any more (I hope)

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