adhesiveslipper (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} adhesiveslipper) wrote,@ 2007-12-12 18:21:00 |
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Discriminatory Candybar... a cool name for a band?
So I was in the "World Foods" isle at the grocery store tonight, and - as always - I was checking out all the weird Euro snackfoods (I've still never eaten a Jammie Dodger, but I will someday). They always have a lot of candy bars from various countries, and they're ALWAYS amusingly weird, but... tonight I found THIS:
I like that they underlined the word "not", as though implying "We're not kidding! Seriously!" I was by myself at the grocery store, and I was getting the strangest looks, but I just couldn't stop laughing at the "no women" symbol they used for the "o".
I don't know how masculine something can be with the name "Yorkie" though. Saying "I'll have another Yorkie, please" doesn't exactly make me feel like a hulking he-man.
I wonder what the ads for these candybars are like.
So I was in the "World Foods" isle at the grocery store tonight, and - as always - I was checking out all the weird Euro snackfoods (I've still never eaten a Jammie Dodger, but I will someday). They always have a lot of candy bars from various countries, and they're ALWAYS amusingly weird, but... tonight I found THIS:
I like that they underlined the word "not", as though implying "We're not kidding! Seriously!" I was by myself at the grocery store, and I was getting the strangest looks, but I just couldn't stop laughing at the "no women" symbol they used for the "o".
I don't know how masculine something can be with the name "Yorkie" though. Saying "I'll have another Yorkie, please" doesn't exactly make me feel like a hulking he-man.
I wonder what the ads for these candybars are like.
