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'One of them is an astronaut!' Carol Vorderman, 61, reveals she has TWO 'special friends' she's been dating for years as she shows off her curves We won't be selling anything like that again.'Ĭome on Red Roses! Princess of Wales represents England in red and says she'll be 'setting her alarm early' to cheer on women's team He added: 'We do not condone warfare and we apologise for any offence caused. However, he admitted the toy was an oversight which should not have been ordered. Kids on Roof have not commentated on the controversy surrounding the toy.īut a spokesman for Liberty said the rocket launcher had sold out on its website and in store. One user said they felt sick when thinking about it, but another said it was harmless and compared it to little boys owning toy guns. Users of the Mumsnet website had mixed opinions when discussing the controversial toy. The designers said it is not meant to shock. The Dutch design company Kids on Roof made the wooden rocket launcher and it is listed on the firm's website under the category 'uncensored toys'. The toy was available in the Regent Street shop and online and was reduced last week to half-price. Weaponry: The toy was based on Soviet era Katyusha rocket launchers, pictured, which were first used in the Second World War by the Soviet Union
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