Furby talk
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FUNK: 140Rank: Humble Squirrel Monkey
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Did you have a Furby? What year is it from? See the chart below:
Older Furbies: Had static eyes and did less
2005’s emoto-tonic furbies: They are REALLY large and you can talk to them and turn them off
2012 Furbies: Had LCD display eyes and other things and such, as well as a mobile app that works half percent of the time nowadays
2013’s Furby Booms: Had an ear hole and a more game-y app, called”Furby Boom”
All of the things between: You tell me, I’m not quite sure what really happened
Furby connects (Present-day furbies): Bigger ear hole, has a totally different style, Bluetooth (so apple and google can spy into your children) a thingy on its head and what seems to be a better app, but don’t quote me on that.
The one I got was the 2012-edition grey/teal Furby. I liked it, apart from its app that works a mere 0.5% of the time now. It’s a bit broken in personality now, but still works.
FUNK: 140Rank: Humble Squirrel MonkeyAlthough Furbies can seem strange, they are actually a bit clever in design (In my opinion)
I have a blue Furby Boom. It has ocean waves on it. I remember loving it and playing with it every day when I was younger. I think I named mine “Ah-Bay.” It was really cool hearing it talk and say its name. My favorite thing was to put my finger in its mouth and the Furby would “nibble” on my finger.
FUNK: 140Rank: Humble Squirrel Monkey@PotatoSalad128 That’s great! I actually kind of wanted one when I was younger, as they seem really fun to play with. Despite that, mine managed to satisfy me through the years. Can you describe how it was to play with yours? I’m asking this because I’ve never had a Furby Boom, but only the 2012 model which you saw in the picture I took for the Pet of the Week contest. I’m pretty sure my niece has a Boom, but I never played with it.
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