Teddy bear plays tune when I get close to it... A Message from beyond? Freaky...

I have the same problem with Big Bird. Every time I'm near it keeps saying 'Peek-a-boo!' now that's freaky Even put it in the boot of my car once and freaked out my passenger Is it possessed too?

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Have you TRIED to remove the batteries from "chucky bear"? You could always take chucky the bear to see a priest?

Ohh...Have you tried to setup a camra and hopefully record something strange with chucky the bear?

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Have you thought about selling chucky the bear on EBay?

Rip the thing apart, pull out it's electrical innards and then if it squeals, report back.

Until then, take the valium.

My daughters toy's do this, I have been caught in the middle of the night when they will make some incidiously evil statement.

Usually the result of red cordial being fed to them by the kids.

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Sorry to the Author of the thread, but it is reallly hard not to post sarcastic-funny posts about the evil teddy... Have you tried holy water on chucky?

Originally posted by gordonwest
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Have you tried holy water on chucky?

It never crossed my mind,
You could be on to something,
Red cordial makes the electrical contacts sticky, water may just rinse them out!!

Go the holy water!

Originally posted by afaik

Originally posted by gordonwest
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Have you tried holy water on chucky?

It never crossed my mind,
You could be on to something,
Red cordial makes the electrical contacts sticky, water may just rinse them out!!

Go the holy water!

Red cordial makes the electrical contacts sticky, water may just rinse them out!!

(water may just rinse them out!!) LOL...Who are "them"? Demons? Gremlins? Satan? Chucky#2?

Originally posted by gordonwest
Who are "them"? Demons? Gremlins? Satan? Chucky#2?

I suppose the "them" would be the 2 metal, probably copper, contacts in the little bears hand that have been stuck together with red cordial.

Interesting to say the least but if it were me, I would do my best to remove the batteries. If it still happened after this, then there's something to be concerned with indeed.
Try this and let us know....

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It would be a worry, if (AFTER the batteries have been taken out) the teddy starts eating unclesam when he goes to sleep.

My sister had a bear like that, it's comments were triggered by sound (no switch, no light sensor) , when the batterie was weak it needed loud noises to be activated but from time to time just walking around it was enough...you might want to try screaming at it and see if it answers

I've had similar experiences and it can be really creepy.

I had a Great Uncle that I would visit with my oldest daughter every weekday from the time she was 3 months until she was 18 months old. I used to keep some of her toys at his house rather than have to lug things back and forth. We stopped our daily visits due to moving an hour away and also the birth of my second daughter but when daughter number two was a few months old we started to visit him once a week. He passed away on my daughters second birthday and the nurse living with him brought the toys left at his house to the funeral to return to us.

Two of the toys were battery operated - one was a little piano and the other was a teletubby that said about 4 different phrases and there was also a sterling silver baby rattle. We have an upstairs bonus room that was designated as the play room and the toys were put up there with all of the other toys. Within two days of having them back in my house, we noticed the piano would randomly start playing. We would be downstairs and hear a little tune and it would take a while to figure out where it was coming from. It wouldn't turn on when we were in the room - only when we weren't. We also would hear the distinctive sound of the rattle coming from the playroom when no one was in there. It was really creepy but at the same time it was kind of comforting. We didn't feel threatened and just felt that it was Uncle Basil letting us know that he was still around. This continued for about a year and seemed to come to a sudden stop when my twins were born. They were born prematurely and when they came home from the hospital they were on apnea monitors so we figured that Uncle Basil decided that with all of the beeping from the apnea monitors we probably didn't need to have any additional noise happening.

You can either feel threatened by the bear going off or feel comforted by it. In our situation, while it was creepy when it first started, it became a source of comfort and we chose to just live with it rather than take the batteries out. We couldn't have done anything about the rattle other than maybe box it up but again, we came to look forward to the noises so we didn't feel compelled to put a stop to it.

Jemison