"Those Weren't Crunchberries?"
Ryan Dunn | June 13, 2009
So wait, Hot Tamales aren't actually tamales? Don't even get me started on Mike & Ike!
Lori Lancaster | June 13, 2009
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Steve West | June 13, 2009
I just ate a bowl of Oscar's Smokin' Penis Parts. That better not be what it actually was or I'm suing someone.
Amy Austin | June 13, 2009
Lol... thanks for always making me upchuckle, Steve. ;-)
Steve West | July 2, 2009
Speaking of Oscar, I found this picture on the web and it made me wonder, what in hell is she holding onto?
Steve West | July 2, 2009
I'm guessing his stimulus package. (Thanks Amy Oops)
Amy Austin | July 2, 2009
I'm not having a successful viewing of your photo here, Steve...
Scott Hardie | July 2, 2009
Fixed.
Amy Austin | July 2, 2009
Not here... (yes, I refreshed)
Tony Peters | July 2, 2009
not here neither
Scott Hardie | July 2, 2009
Here. I don't know what the problem is; the code is fine. I think blogspot doesn't like hotlinking.
Amy Austin | July 2, 2009
Lol... "404 Not Found"
Scott Hardie | July 2, 2009
Wtf? I can see it fine half the time, then 404 half the time.
Screw blogspot; I moved it to my server:
I hope it's still funny.
Amy Austin | July 2, 2009
The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind...
Steve West | July 2, 2009
I laughed again.
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Scott Hardie | June 13, 2009
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit against the makers of Captain Crunch with Crunchberries for marketing a product that does not contain actual fruit. (link) This is amusing reading (thanks Kelly), and makes me wonder if we'll see lawsuits against Applebee's for not serving apples, Dr Pepper for not containing Pepper, and Krispy Kreme for not selling crispy cream.