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Filed in archive Just For Fun by Andrew Garrett on August 12, 2004

OK. Speakerphone cradles, I can handle. They sound like a damned good idea, as long as you're not using them in a cubicle from when people around you are trying to work.

But a speakerphone cradle shaped like a cute, cuddly liddle teddybear is something else. Especially when the bear links

moves its mouth when the other person is talking, in time with their words.

Maybe I've avidly watched too many 80s horror movies, but that strikes me as just plain creepy.

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