Wacky Limb-Stretching Toys

This SpongeBob Toy Lets You Yank a Leg to Invite a Silly Phrase

SpongeBob SquarePants isn't just one of the most instantly recognizable cartoon characters of this century, it's also one that's associated with exuberance, playfulness and unbridled silliness, which is precisely why the adorable sea-dwelling sponge's 20th anniversary is being marked with the introduction of the SpongeBob StretchPants, a hilarious and addictive SpongeBob toy.

This particular SpongeBob toy invites kids (and adults) to yank on one of SpongeBob's limbs, an action that prompts him to release all kinds of hilariosu utterances ranging from 'I'm a sponge, not a rubberband!' to 'These pants sure are reliable!'

The act of yanking the SpongeBob toy's arms and legs is extra pleasurable due to the fact that each of the limbs stretches to over 25 inches. The play doesn't get old either thanks to the fact that there are over 30 wacky sounds loaded into the toy.

Easy to use for children as young as four years old but entertaining to anyone who is a child at heart, the SpongeBob Stretchpants toy offers endless laughter and amusement for only $24.99, and is available at Amazon and Target.
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