Without knowing it, Toys “R” Us once sold toys of — well — an adult nature. If a shopper searched for an item using the keywords “rabbit” and “bathtub,” the company’s Amazon.com-based Web site returned a device not suitable for kids.
“There’s nothing more devastating to a children-branded store,” said attorney Michael Dockterman, referring to Toys “R” Us’ unwitting association with lewd gadgets.
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