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Why are Singamajigs the Hottest Selling Christmas Toy?
There's a whole lot of daily buzz in talk shows, videos and blogs about the new toys called Singamajigs, many people are wondering what the fuss is all about. Why are Singamajigs the hottest selling Christmas toy this year? And what makes them so special?
Singemajigs were first introduced to the market at the Javits Convention Center in New York as part of the 2010 Toy Fair. Singamajigs are simply interactive little teddy bear-like plush dolls in really cool eye-catching, primary colors wearing colorful 70's retro style T-shirts. When you squeeze their tummy their mouth opens displaying the cutest little teeth inside. You can even see their little tongues. So, why are Singamajigs the hottest selling Christmas toy? Because they can sing of course!
Each Singamajig can make tones that form a special melodious musical language. But, if you put more than one Singamajig together and make them all sing at once, they appear to magically sing in harmony like a real choir because each character has a unique vocal range. Together, their voices blend with each other's to produce a harmonious intermingling of sounds.
Another reason why Singamajigs are the hottest selling Christmas toy, is that they provide children with hours of laughter and entertainment, they also help children develop social skills. They encourage children to play together. Because children love to hear them sing, and because these singing sensations sound so good when they sing in harmony, children with different variants of Singamajigs naturally start playing together.
These plush toys also encourage children to develop an ear for musical sounds. Since the Singamajigs have vocal ranges from baritone to alto, children tend to develop recognition to these varying ranges without even noticing it.
Another reason why Singamajigs are the hottest selling Christmas toy is that they are very affordable. Each individual Singamajig costs around $20 or less, making it the perfect stocking stuffer.
The Singamajigs are wonderful soft stuffed baby animals that will add joyous moments for a child. And when people ask for more reasons why Singamajigs are the hottest selling Christmas toys, there is another simple answer; they are not gender-specific toys. Both boys and girls are equally crazy about them!
Many are hailing these toys as the revival of the much-loved teddy bear. And with each variant being so colorful and adorable, even adults and teenagers are having a tough time putting them down. They come in colors like red, blue, yellow, pink, orange, purple, teal, mint green and hot pink. And, for each color of Singamajig, is a unique bright and colorful t-shirt. This makes the Singamajig so attractive. And another reason why Singamajigs are the hottest selling Christmas toy is that each unique color variant sings a specific song! Take for example the hot-pink, it sings A Tisket A Tasket, and the yellow one sings Skip to My Lou.
Finally, to find out more reasons why Singamajigs are the hottest selling Christmas toy, go out and play with one. We're sure that once you pick up a Singamajigs, you will have a hard time putting it down.
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Boo-Yah Dancin' Buzz ?????
I was in the store yesterday and saw this new buzz bait by Boo-Yah thats got a shaft between the prop and the jig head thats like 9 inches long. I know Boo-Yah and am a big fan of their lures. Has anyone tried this new buzz bait ??? Seen any advantages or disadvantages to the shaft length ?? Wouldn't you have to retune the damn thing every time (unless its Ti.)??
I have used this bait before -- you are correct re tuning occurs. What this bait is trying to show is the predator after prey scenario. The commotion on the surface caused by the buzzbait blade represents baitfish on the surface, while the extended arm appears to be a predator chasing prey. Normal buzzbaits mostly look like one item -- ie a frog or a rat. Most gamefish that are looking for a meal will target other smaller fish going after even smaller fish. While chasing its prey - the fish will not be monitoring its surrounding thus allowing a larger fish to eat it. This bait is modeled after the racing bait which featured a buzzbait blade connected to a long arm with a lipless crankbait beneath it. This bait is good to show the fish something different so it does work; however you can use wire to trail another bait behind a traditional buzzbait -- hold on you will probably get more fish on the tail behind bait. Good Luck
