Oh, thank God. I thought I was the only one. I feel nauseous whenever I see those damn things.
Mark, do you think Carla could resurrect this fine product as a project in CRAFT? In lieu of a genuine Dimple Doll kit you could use Old Man's Beard for the hair and faces sawn off of dolls purchased at Dollar Tree.
Wow my great grandmother had this in her little house. I only met her twice before she died when I was eleven. When we stayed at her house this thing was sitting by the bed in the guest bedroom. Me and my siblings were afraid of it and called it the witch head.
My great-grandparents actually had one of those in their bathroom when I was growing up. It always really freaked me out. The picture doesn't do justice to the creepiness.
I think the creepiest thing about this isn't the cube shaped mop of hair, the doll's maniacal smile, or the cold dead eyes. It's the fact that the kleenex comes from an opening in the skull. You are pulling kleenex from it's cranium. Where the brain is. It's as if you are blowing your nose into a slice of this babies brains. BRAINS!
I remember seeing one of those in my grandparents home too.
With all the Spawn figures, monster plush, and the like that we have laying around these days, just what kind of stories do you think YOUR grandkids will tell? ha!
a decorator's 'wet' dream!
Fund Raiser's Delight: Give now to end eerie cube-headed tissue babies.
Mother? Is that you?
My 12th grade English lit teacher had this exact cover - I thought he'd made it himself...
Oh yes, it was creepy.
Instead of Kleenex, that could dispense rubber gloves. Perfect for the proctologist or OB/GYN.
"unsightly Boutique Kleenex boxes..."
Oh, thank God. I thought I was the only one. I feel nauseous whenever I see those damn things.
Mark, do you think Carla could resurrect this fine product as a project in CRAFT? In lieu of a genuine Dimple Doll kit you could use Old Man's Beard for the hair and faces sawn off of dolls purchased at Dollar Tree.
Wow my great grandmother had this in her little house. I only met her twice before she died when I was eleven. When we stayed at her house this thing was sitting by the bed in the guest bedroom. Me and my siblings were afraid of it and called it the witch head.
the voices are back....THE VOICES ARE BACK....muaahahahahahahahahaha.....
It reminds me of the elf head cookie jar that we had when I was growing up. My cousin still has the nightmares.
how creepy is that?
It would be even creepier if its eyes followed you.
That thing has the cold, dead eyes of a killer.
My great-grandparents actually had one of those in their bathroom when I was growing up. It always really freaked me out. The picture doesn't do justice to the creepiness.
I think the creepiest thing about this isn't the cube shaped mop of hair, the doll's maniacal smile, or the cold dead eyes. It's the fact that the kleenex comes from an opening in the skull. You are pulling kleenex from it's cranium. Where the brain is. It's as if you are blowing your nose into a slice of this babies brains. BRAINS!
I'm just waiting for the head to start spinning.
it should have insect legs
#17: If you find one, and have a hot glue gun, it can.
I remember seeing one of those in my grandparents home too.
With all the Spawn figures, monster plush, and the like that we have laying around these days, just what kind of stories do you think YOUR grandkids will tell? ha!
what? no tenticles?!?
Can we please have a unicorn chaser? That thing's gonna give me nightmares.
http://www.willowcreekwoodshop.com/images/Tissue%20Box%20Covers/TBC-Unicorn-T.JPG
"awwww forget you ya friggin tissue head"
oh my god. My co-worker has that tissue box:
http://www.hifromwork.com/2008/06/hi-from-this-creepy-doll-head.html
We like to call her "Boxanna"
I always kind of liked the Rapa Nui moai head box that dispenses through the nostrils.
Yep, my grandma had one as well.
Yup I own 3 of these lovely ladies:
http://flickr.com/photos/bonniegrrl/85301324/
And for you uber-geeks, I have a craft tutorial on how to make a Chewbacca Tissue Box Cozy:
http://www.starwars.com/kids/activity/crafts/f20060111/index.html
Bonnie, those things are even more disturbing in color.
Jesus! that's from my hometown. I guess it's fitting, really.
I'll take the unsightly Kleenex box over the creepazoid doll head, thanks.