10-24-2011, 01:00 PM
well you know it's coming. this is supposed to be all the rage among kiddies this season~evidently you have to buy this stuff RIGHT NOW!
it's kind of cute, i like the idea of the little bastards playing at marine biology.
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Toys 'R' Us have announced their Top 20 Christmas toys for 2011, based on what customers are requesting and latest trends:
Cars 2 Secret Spy Attack Finn McMissile
Doggie Doo Game
LeapPad Explorer Tablet
Nerf Vortex Nitron
Star Wars Ultimate FX Lightsaber
Girl Tech Fijit Willa
Milky The Rabbit
Monster High Lagoonas Hydration Station
Moshi Monster Moshling Treehouse
Sesame Street Lets Rock Elmo
It’s that time of year again when children are drafting up their Christmas wish lists and parents should expect Xia-Xia the crab to nab the top spot.
Because this cute plastic crustacean, pronounced Shah Shah, has already taken the United States by storm, with one selling every seven seconds.
The massive demand has forced some parents to pay over double the recommended retail price of £8 in an effort to get their hands on the crab.The toy consists for four collectible crabs that dance after children press its claw.
it's kind of cute, i like the idea of the little bastards playing at marine biology.
Toys 'R' Us have announced their Top 20 Christmas toys for 2011, based on what customers are requesting and latest trends:
Cars 2 Secret Spy Attack Finn McMissile
Doggie Doo Game
LeapPad Explorer Tablet
Nerf Vortex Nitron
Star Wars Ultimate FX Lightsaber
Girl Tech Fijit Willa
Milky The Rabbit
Monster High Lagoonas Hydration Station
Moshi Monster Moshling Treehouse
Sesame Street Lets Rock Elmo
It’s that time of year again when children are drafting up their Christmas wish lists and parents should expect Xia-Xia the crab to nab the top spot.
Because this cute plastic crustacean, pronounced Shah Shah, has already taken the United States by storm, with one selling every seven seconds.
The massive demand has forced some parents to pay over double the recommended retail price of £8 in an effort to get their hands on the crab.The toy consists for four collectible crabs that dance after children press its claw.