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[tikistitch]

Mr. Tiki took us out to out SPECIAL BIRTHDAY DINNNER last night at 1200 Bistro, yum!

Only, we prolly had an eensy teensy bit too much wine (a tres yummy Walla Walla Shiraz).

So, we can relate to this little item:



We're not sure about the little Japanese critter suit Stitch is wearing--it looks kinda familiar.

The tummy heart makes it greatly resemble that 70s symbol of Great Evil, a Care Bear.

But, unlike Funshine and Baby Tugs, Stitch's abdominal heart doesn't shoot out deadly love rays.





Instead, when you push the heart, Stitch's head spins and spins, resulting in a delightful assortment of alternative Stitchie expressions, including the Grin (above) and the Grin (first picture)....



...and the Grin...



...and finally, the Grin. Every emotion, from A to B!

Now, 'scuse us as we gotta go find a big rock or something to stop this room from spinning. Owie!

Comments

[angelwolf24.livejournal.com]

The Care Bears were in the 80's and they weren't evil. They just wanted to spread love and harmony and sing and dance. *pouts and nods at you* I even use to have all of the little figures. So there! :p

Cute lil' Stitchie toy. Why does all the cool stuff have to be from over seas. It's not fair damnit.

[buttercup87.livejournal.com]

Well Happy Late Birthday, dear Tikistitch! Hope you feel better!

[pumabaerchen.livejournal.com]

Happy birthday!!!!!!

[avalonjones.livejournal.com]

What shall we do with a drunken Stitchie...

Oops, we already sang that this week, didn't we? :D

[loli-cat.livejournal.com]

Wasn't gonna say anything, but I agree w. you: in my mind, the return of Care Bears is one of the 7 signs of the impending apocalypse! I had an actual list a couple of years ago, and most have occured, including HeMan, MLP, Strawberry Shortcake, CareBears and Trolls...not to mention the return of the antichrist: ET!!! ^_^