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How to beat the claw...

My kids love The Claw just as much as the next kid, maybe more. JG is a little crazy, OK maybe a lot crazy but he has never done this...at least not that I am aware of.

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Shelly said…
You have to tell me how to embed video. I can't figure it out
DeAnn said…
oh my gosh, I have heard of people's arms getting stuck in that hole while trying to "steal" the goods and having to call the fire department to get it out, but never a whole little body! It kind of looked like the machine was giving birth...I'll remind my children this what NOT to do!
Karen said…
Did she end up with a toy? You know that mother beat her butt as soon as they got to the car.
DeAnn said…
yeah I agree...her mom didn't look like she thought it was funny. Maybe now she will.
bobbione8y said…
gosh, susan, i cannot tell you how nice it is to have you back blogging regularly again :)


that was great.
Unknown said…
That gave me goosebumps. That is so gonna happen to me someday.

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