It's not that I'm a Xmas scrouge or anything, It's just that I've got 1,000 kids and a 1,000 kids to shop for.
There's nothing worse that having one of those 1,000 kids ask for the "hot" toy of the year.
My daughter asked for only one thing, and that my friends is that stupid Zhu Zhu pet.
I probably spelled the fucking thing wrong.
You see, I have only one daughter. The rest of the 999 kids are boys, so I really try my best to get her that stupid toy that she wants so bad.
Except, it's a fucking Zhu Zhu pet.
Let me tell you, I've been at wits end trying to find one of these dumb things for well over a month now for under $100.00 .
Needless to say, I haven't succeeded.
So, I decided to play ghetto Mom and bought her a fake Zhu Zhu pet called " hamster in a wheel".
I figured it might shut her up in the mean time until I can get my hands on the real deal..
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9 comments:
A zhu zhu pet? Looks just like a stuffed animal to me...
I'd offer to look around here for one, but... I've got no clue where I'd look!
Do you think she'd take a dead mole instead?
I've never forgiven my Mum for buying me a fake cabbage patch kid from the markets when I was 6... NEVER!
LOL a hamster in a wheel, you know she's going to be talking about this one on the therapist's couch in 20 years!
Drink wine, that's what I do. Nothing matters if you consume enough. I feel your pain, this fucking week will never end.
Who is angie S stafford and why is her photobucket account inactive for 90 days all over your blog?
Dude are you HIGH > Go to photobucket or whatever to fix your blog also delete that comment two above you dont want spam on your site :) Also my mom used to buy me the skips sneakers and I haven't been the same since.Everyone had Pro Keds :)
Merry Christmas
I heard those zhu zhu pets were damn hard time find. A buddy of mine spent and arm and leg buying one on eBay, but I questioned if it was worth it. I would have gone the route of buying a fake one too!
I know the season has passed, but that does sound like quite the situation. Kids fixate on one thing, whether an imitation is superior or not. That's just exploitation of parental figures through marketing tactics. As far as I can tell, it's a piece of plastic that winds up and moves, thus worth $10 at best. You'd be a fool to buy a name as an adult, but children are frustrating and don't understand the concept of supply and demand used to stick it to the consumer. In all honesty, I probably wouldn't give in but I can't say I'd blame you.
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