Five Uses for a Zhu Zhu Pet at a Military Base

The Post 9/11 GI Bill has lead to a stressful year for many military personnel, to say the least. Now’s the time for a break! In spirit of this Holiday’s favorite toy, the Veterans Benefits GI Bill invites veterans, reserve and active duty to answer the following question:

What would you do with a Zhu Zhu Pet at your military base?

Here are five uses for a Zhu Zhu Pet the Veterans Benefits GI Bill came up with:

1. Use your Zhu Zhu Pet to clean your gun (or bazooka!)
2. Line up broken Zhu Zhu Pets for target practice
3. Hook up a Zhu Zhu Pet to act as a spy camera
4. Play Zhu Zhu minesweeper
5. Partake in Zhu Zhu parachuting contests

Zhu Zhu Pets are definitely the latest craze. For example, the K-12 Directory of Schools Blog is in the middle of a  Free Zhu Zhu Pet Giveaway for parents that send a request in for their children. The Veterans Benefits GI Bill blog does not encourage the destruction of these highly sought after toys that are bringing joy to children this year; however, if you have a Photoshop-rendered image or idea that you would like to share for a light-hearted laugh, feel free to share.

Don’t know what a Zhu Zhu pet is? Check out the following for more information on this year’s high-demand toy:

• Learn about the free Zhu Zhu Pets at the K-12 Directory of Schools Giveaway
• Zhu Zhu Pets driving Toys R Us Black Friday
• Are Zhu Zhu Pets Dangerous?
• Safety regulations of Zhu Zhu Pets

Happy Holidays from Veterans Benefits GI Bill!