crazy bone

"I thought you were Crazy Bones, the sexual boy wonder."

Crazy Bones is a modern version of this game, played with characters molded from plastic.

I slipped and went down, getting in a lucky kneecap punch, right on the crazy bone.

A small company at the time of inception, Crazy Bones became a popular fad in the late 90s.

The product was formerly known as simply "Crazy Bones."

Belch Huggins screamed as one of them clipped his crazy bone.

Crazy Bones enjoyed incredible popularity in the late 1990s.

The mediaeval saint's body is wasted to its crazy bones, but his eyes are frightfully alive.

And I hit his crazy bone."

"Tanner, but my friends call me Crazy Bones."

These Crazy Bones were significantly larger than the normal toys, possibly to reduce risk of choking among young children.

I want to be Agent Crazy Bones.

Crazy Bones was first released by an American company HotShots.

"Sports"(40 units) had sports uniformed crazy bones characters.

In Europe Crazy Bones are released in different sets for different countries.

HotShots later lost or sold the Crazy Bone patent.

Other than the collectible nature of Crazy Bones there are multiple games that can be played with the figurines including:

"Call me Crazy Bones.

Dracco Heads were very similar to Crazy Bones.

Crazy Bones were banned in many schools, as they were blamed for encouraging theft, arguments, and in-class distractions.

Gogo's Crazy Bones Series 2 was released on March 18, 2010.

As with all Gogo's Crazy Bones collections, an extensive marketing campaign was in place to support the launch.

Also known as Go Go's, Crazy Bones are bits of monochromatic plastic resembling board-game pieces.

It is currently marketed as "Gogo's Crazy Bones."

"We're going to take the kid-" "Crazy Bones," Tanner interjected.