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TelePlush

 Cuddling middleman
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Stuffed animal that comes in pairs. When you move one's arms/legs/paws, the other's move in the exact same way through telekinesis (or less romantically, wifi).

A great way of sharing a cuddly night in long distance situations.

—placid_turmoil, Feb 22 2009

halfbakery computer:teledildonics category http://www.halfbake..._3a_20Teledildonics
I'm just saying. [phoenix, Feb 23 2009]

Tele-Pillow http://www.nytimes....ts/11hugs.html?_r=1
In Japan (where else) - they realized this as an antropomorphic pillow [loonquawl, Feb 23 2009]

Nabaztag http://www.nabaztag.com/en/index.html
Not cuddly, but kawaii. [jutta, Feb 23 2009]

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       shouldn't it be made of a more umm easily washable substance ?
—FlyingToaster, Feb 22 2009
   

       Please check out the complementary TelePlow in the adult section.
—placid_turmoil, Feb 22 2009
   

       Just got to say re the link; That is an inspired piece of categorisation.
—zen_tom, Feb 23 2009
   

       I didn't expect plush animals to conjure up so many lewd thoughts! Perhaps there's room for another category, something like telebestiality?   

       This is meant for purely platonic cuddling use, actually very much like The Hug (thanks for the link loonquawl). Except that it looks like a teddy bear, rather than a sneezing amoeba.
—placid_turmoil, Feb 23 2009
   

       Hehe those Nabaztag look really cool! Do any bakers have one?
—placid_turmoil, Feb 24 2009
   


 

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