Scooby-doo teddy - who's got one???
19 December 2001, 04:44 PM
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Just wondering how many of you have a got a resident Scooby-doo teddy 
in the car ... will be purchasing one over crimbo if Santa doesn't deliver despite the missus calling me a 'child'!!
in the car ... will be purchasing one over crimbo if Santa doesn't deliver despite the missus calling me a 'child'!!
19 December 2001, 04:49 PM
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Not got one but did have to bring a talking Scooby Doo back from Canada for a colleague when I went over there. Bloody thing started going "Scooby Dooby Doooooooo" in the luggage racks on the plane. Most embarrassing 
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19 December 2001, 10:00 PM
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Sad but true,
W H Smiths scooby sat on rear parcel shelf & warner bros keyring dangling from rear suit hook (when it falls off I know that driving is a tad enthusiastic!!!).
Would draw the line at a sticker on the outside tho.
Ste
W H Smiths scooby sat on rear parcel shelf & warner bros keyring dangling from rear suit hook (when it falls off I know that driving is a tad enthusiastic!!!).
Would draw the line at a sticker on the outside tho.
Ste
19 December 2001, 10:06 PM
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Not quite the same, but I got sent a 'Renault Bear' with an accompanying story entitled RB's year round trip... Surfice to say I never bought a Renault and the bear and book are long gone.
19 December 2001, 10:19 PM
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Oh dear I seem to be up there with the sad people.Flat Eric sits on the armrest in the recess,held in by a homemade seat belt.Without it he used to keep ending up in the passenger footwell.He wears a flying helmet and goggles and white silk scarf,it helps with the slipstream when he has the window open.And he has the most wicked pair of trainers you ever did see.Strange but true.All gear courtesy of the "Bear factory"
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20 December 2001, 01:14 AM
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My little 2year old has a scooby teddy which she insists on cuddling when in the back of the car. Not sure whether she loves the teddy or is scared of dads driving 
Dave
Edited coz i tpye crip
[Edited by DemonDave - 12/20/2001 1:15:55 AM]
Dave
Edited coz i tpye crip
[Edited by DemonDave - 12/20/2001 1:15:55 AM]
20 December 2001, 01:16 AM
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I have a big Scooby from Universal Studios in Florida. I've even trained him to put his seat belt on before we move off to stop him from head butting the back doors round corners. No travel sickness problems yet either
I'll get my coat
Nathan.
I'll get my coat
Nathan.
20 December 2001, 08:50 AM
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I've got the keyring and a plastic Scooby Doo from the Warner bros figure set on the rear shelf so, fairly subtle!
I also used it as an excuse to buy my 6yr old daughter the Scooby Doo Thrills & Spills board game from cartoon network for Christmas. Guess you know what I'll be doing over the Xmas period!!
Chris
I also used it as an excuse to buy my 6yr old daughter the Scooby Doo Thrills & Spills board game from cartoon network for Christmas. Guess you know what I'll be doing over the Xmas period!!
Chris
20 December 2001, 09:05 AM
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Not that this is the kind of thing I like to admit to but whilst Chrimble shopping in Toys R Us I saw a small stuffed Scoobie and couldn't resist. It now sits in my drink holder with a terrified look on its face.
I'll get my coat.
I'll get my coat.
20 December 2001, 09:12 AM
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I got me one ov them ikkle scooby stickers which sits nicley under the Turbo sticker on the boot.
He is grinning and pointing at the word Turbo. It makes people point and smile at traffic lights especially is they have kids in the car.
Bit of fun
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He is grinning and pointing at the word Turbo. It makes people point and smile at traffic lights especially is they have kids in the car.
Bit of fun
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20 December 2001, 12:40 PM
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I've got a Scooby Guard Dog. He has a sensor that makes him say stuff like "ScoobyDoobyDoo" whan you walk past him. Puts a smile on my face everytime!
[Edited by RiMo - 12/20/2001 12:40:45 PM]
[Edited by RiMo - 12/20/2001 12:40:45 PM]
20 December 2001, 12:56 PM
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Have to confess to small plastic Scooby Doo enthusiastically driving an old 50's chevy....originally came on a spring so he shook about when driving but did my head in after about 3 hours so I've just stuck him on the dash with Blu Tack!!!
Edited 'cos I just thought of something else!!!
The Warner stores do great Scooby Statues ( a bit big to put in a Scooby admittedly...) and Scooby Doo Cheeseburger cushions - how cool are they!!!???
[Edited by Timbo33 - 12/20/2001 12:59:36 PM]
Edited 'cos I just thought of something else!!!
The Warner stores do great Scooby Statues ( a bit big to put in a Scooby admittedly...) and Scooby Doo Cheeseburger cushions - how cool are they!!!???
[Edited by Timbo33 - 12/20/2001 12:59:36 PM]
20 December 2001, 01:02 PM
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'fraid I'm with the sad boys - got a small stuffed ScoobyDo on the rear parcel shelf - usually kept in place by its 'prehecile' tail - but it tends to go and hide under the front seats when the fun starts, also got the WB ScoobyDo keyring (back to back with my JDPower keyring), and a ScoobyDo mug - which lives at work.
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20 December 2001, 04:38 PM
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Jeez, you guys are sad.
I got the scooby-doo keyring (shows him screeching to a halt - very appropriate but spiky in your pocket) and was bought a really cute nodding porcelain statue for the back shelf by the family.
Then, when I showed how happy I was, they bought me two (!!) more keyrings and my mate got me the big breakfast mug...
I've had to beg for no more!
Since sold the scoob, think I have all the paraphernalia somewhere. Nodding scoob ain't up for sale until I know what car I get next!
BJH
I got the scooby-doo keyring (shows him screeching to a halt - very appropriate but spiky in your pocket) and was bought a really cute nodding porcelain statue for the back shelf by the family.
Then, when I showed how happy I was, they bought me two (!!) more keyrings and my mate got me the big breakfast mug...
I've had to beg for no more!
Since sold the scoob, think I have all the paraphernalia somewhere. Nodding scoob ain't up for sale until I know what car I get next!
BJH
21 December 2001, 06:19 AM
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I have a talking scooby doo guard dog stuck on with velcro to the armrest - too big to go into the back window . If you set the motion sensor it will start talking if anyone gets into the car . Girls love it . I bought it in argos for £25 .
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