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Aside from the racist implication of monkeys-singing-black-music, the smaller monkey's heads just don't move right. Sigh.
"Aside from the racist implication of monkeys-singing-black-music..."
I actually had a whole second half to this post that I decided to remove at the last moment, as it was too clunky.
Essentially it was:
"Of course, Now Magazine would probably call this toy 'racist' (because the only reason someone would make fun of New College by calling it a dank, labyrinthine dungeon is because of subconscious racism, and not at all because it's a dank, labyrinthine dungeon), ignoring the fact (?) that monkeys heart bananas."
Although I guess that's problematic, too.