Wednesday, October 10, 2007

Giant Marshmallow

Please post your favorite story or comment about the Giant Marshmallow.

I will announce the winner at a later time.

8 comments:

cocoa_no_gogo said...

So I met this giant marshmallow once and I asked him,

"So, why are you a giant marsmallow?"

He replied, "I really don't have much of a choice it is what I have always been. I try to be responsible and not cause harm to others. Occasionally I've been known to get carried away but I think I do an OK job learning from my mistakes."

"Oh!" I said. "And what do you think will happen to you in the end?"

"I am sure I will be eaten" he replied matter-of-factly.

And he was right because shortly thereafter I ate him.

About an hour after that, I had a stomachache but it eventually went away too.

OneEar said...

Coco,
You, currently, are Number One!

Litzi said...

Hi OneEar,
Here's a saccharin song for your "Giant Marshmallow" contest...
A Marshmallow World

OneEar said...

Thank you ML,
It is amazing given all of the Disney Channel programming I've endured, but I've never before experienced the Cheetah Girls. Reading their wikibio, I see the following quote:
"It's important for people to see us as a real musical group. We have all this great marketing around us, with the movies and other things. But we are a musical group."

The similarity to the Clown Squad is eerie.

Litzi said...

Hi OneEar,
Phew! I’d never heard of the Cheetah Girls (they are women…do they roar?) either, but considering I’m a few years behind the times, that came as no surprise. Maybe ass-paragus Spears can go back to her humble (?) beginnings with The Disney Corporation and sing with The Cheetah Girls when her train wreck of a career as Pop-Tart Queen finally tanks.

Your kids might enjoy this video…

Doc Bok said...

Litzi,
I feel that your tricking me into clicking that link was a bit underhanded. I was not prepared to have my senses assaulted by that horrid sound.

Litzi said...

Hi Doc Bok,
Sorry about your finer senses being bombarded with “that horrid sound” but I did mention it was a saccharin song. You weren’t expecting John Coltrane, were you? Bubble Gum music…

OneEar said...

Your pledge is more important than ever because we have a "challenge."