<p>LOL, that sucks man. Just make it "go away" when he's not there.</p>
<p>hide it, then take pics of it in weird places: tied to a chair, with a blindfold and gag, or sitting on the toilet, etc. Then leave the pictures in the roomate's desk or somewhere where he will find them until he goes crazy...and play dumb....</p>
<p>hahahahaha, thats so funny. i say one day when hes in the room, walk in and accidentally trip and fall over the furby subsequently breaking it, and be like oh my gosh sorry dude.</p>
<p>i literally laughed out loud when reading this.
that is ridiculous. you really need to say something.</p>
<p>Google "Furby autopsy."</p>
<p>There's always the toilet. Hey Furby, surf's up!</p>
<p>lmao..excellent</p>
<p>OMG... this totally made my day. I think anyone even owned furbies anymore.</p>
<p>hahaha i'm literally LOL</p>
<p>but that is terrible, i don't know what i would do
thanks for the laugh though!</p>
<p>Oh my god, I don't think I've ever laughed so hard from a thread.</p>
<p>Honestly, I can't even picture what kind of guy would keep a furby, gift from his girlfriend or not. Regardless, though, like everyone else said, you have a right to not be kept awake by the red-eyed dementor of your childhood.</p>
<p>I don't think i'd be able to do something to it. It hasn't even gone off at night in like the last 2 nights..</p>
<p>I'm a "sissy-boy" in this case.. i know it's just a hunk of fur and metal, but drowning/shattering/microwaving/chucking/burning/melting/etc. something so innocent and "cute" is you will feels awful to me.
And it's not my property.</p>
<p>And he has NO plans to remove the batteries.</p>
<p>if you microwave it for 10 seconds it'll be fried internally and the damage undetectable</p>
<p>then replace the batteries with used up ones (or overuse it).</p>
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Then what's the point of asking for advice if he won't remove the batteries? There's nothing cute about a furby! You need to destroy this thing, before it destroys you. Just don't admit to it when your roommate asks.</p>
<p>Oh come on...</p>
<p>I think the kid deserves to have his legs broken...</p>
<p>You two need to compromise. He can still have the furby without the batteries, and it'll still remind him of his girlfriend even when it's silent. If he doesn't agree with this then he is an idiot and you need to get your RA involved in this matter.</p>
<p>Mine does too! :mad:</p>
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<p>Haha wouldn't that be a great way to get to know your RA, have him/her settle a furby dispute.</p>
<p>Warning - parent intruder. This is one of the funnier threads I have read on CC. I remember my daughter's Furby that we searched all over for to get her one Christmas - we all, including her, came to rapidly and heartily despise the stupid thing. I think it lingered in a dark cupboard for a few years. Would a towel thrown over it trick it into thinking it is dark.</p>
<p>Love the original post. I needed a good laugh so thank you. I sent it to my daughter. Good luck with your Furby issues.</p>