""WHAT'S COOKING!? DOC!" Just like in the movies!"?

I particularly love how "Doc" is a separate statement entirely, so he just sort of randomly yells out "DOC!" at the end, according to this one.
Jayunderscorezero | Email | 04.20.08 - 1:48 am | #

"Here at Off-Model Toys, we guarantee you'll be creeped out! Latex takes hard play!" The brown bunny, eh?
Phill | Email | Homepage | 04.20.08 - 4:03 am | #

I like how they stand on special "feet." Is that a euphanism for something else that that they stand on?
Rich Handley | Email | Homepage | 04.20.08 - 6:37 am | #

Combine the 'Latex takes "HARD PLAY" ' line with that deviant expression on "Monkey Doodle's" face and you have something VERY disturbing going on in the rumpus room.

~P~
P-TOR
SanctumSanctorumComix | Email | 04.20.08 - 8:02 am | #

From now on, Monkey Doodle will live in my nightmares.
CW | 04.20.08 - 10:04 am | #

I do love me some two-foot giant monkey doodle...
Matt A. | 04.20.08 - 10:45 am | #

Monkey Doodle is actually an improvement over version one: Donkey Moodle.
Dave Lartigue | Email | Homepage | 04.20.08 - 11:59 am | #

A sibling actually had one of these. The cool thing was the weird sound technology: the Patented Talking Tape was embossed plastic, attached at one end to the inflatable. The sound was embossed in the tape in thousands of grooves along the length of the tape. To play, you'd simply run a fingernail along the tape: the very lo-fi sound came out of the inflatable itself. Something like primitive 1-bit digital (or PPM) audio coding comes to mind.
ironbear | Email | 04.20.08 - 12:44 pm | #

Sounds interesting, no pun intended.
CW | 04.20.08 - 2:36 pm | #

To paraphrase from
SPACE GHOST Coast to Coast:

S.G.:
"There's a doodle in my noodle and his name is Monkey Doodle"

Brak:
"Monkey Dooooodllllle!"


Sorry.
Synaptic misfire caused by geek-centric lobe touching the nightmare lobe due to Monkey Doodle's horrifying visage.

~P~
P-TOR
SanctumSanctorumComix | Email | 04.20.08 - 3:59 pm | #

I'm reminded of a parody ad, in a parody Golden Age comic, in the National Lampoon, which promised to send an impressionable child detailed patterns for sewing every child's favorite playmates, Teddy Bare and Effa Duck.

But I think it's possible that the all-too-real hard-playing latex Monkey Doodle is more distubing yet.

Ironbear, I'd like to try out that primitive audio technology some day. I wonder if anyone's currently using it?
Doctor Psycho | Email | Homepage | 04.20.08 - 10:14 pm | #

"Throw 'em up... they land"

Wait, so the fact that these things obey the law of gravity is a "feature?"
Frank S. Kim | 04.20.08 - 11:17 pm | #

I'd pay $1 for a three-foot mickey...


(Irish readers will appreciate that.)
GQ | Email | 04.21.08 - 2:08 am | #

"show mother and dad" lol
joe | 04.21.08 - 8:26 am | #

We get plenty of monkey doodle at work as it is.
Jon H | Email | 04.21.08 - 10:36 am | #

Monkey Doodle needs to be in the next Seaguy series.
Michael Denton | Email | Homepage | 04.21.08 - 2:37 pm | #

Doctor Psycho,

Yes, a company called Grand Illusions sells them as "Talking Tapes."

It's at http://www.grand-illusions.com/ a...king_Tapes.html

via boingboing via gizmodo, I believe.
-CN
CN | 04.22.08 - 9:03 am | #