Omnimaga
General Discussion => Other Discussions => Humour and Jokes => Topic started by: Compynerd255 on April 23, 2011, 12:31:46 am
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You know how many cereals have plural names, like Rice Krispies and Corn Flakes? Well, what if the cereal companies sold giant versions of their cereals, sold in singular packages (one piece of cereal per box). Then, you would have to change the cereal names to singular nouns, like:
- Rice Krispie
- Corn Flake
- Honey Bunch of Oats
- Froot Loop
- Frosted Flake
- Lucky Charm (this one is the best because you never know whether you are going to get a giant marshmallow or one of those weird nasty oat things :()
What do you think? (Please feel free to submit photoshop magic! :D).
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Hahaha that would be really crazy.
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Berrry Treet, spoof of capn crunch berries?
(no gimping done btw)
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There's also "Trick", but because Tricks is spelled with an X, the singular version loses its charm. Maybe "Trik"?
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There's also "Trick", but because Tricks is spelled with an X, the singular version loses its charm. Maybe "Trik"?
Yeah, I though of that as well, but didn't post it. The cereals this doesn't work for are those that end in "Crunch."
One thing that you might want to do for some cereals is to change the names entirely, like "Cocoa Pepples" becomes "Cocoa Stone" (read with a deep announcer voice) or something.
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Wheaty
Cheerio
A LIFE
Smackeroo
Cookie crisp
Seereeal
French popper
...just went into my cabinet :D
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A LIFE
Get a Life, FTW! Someone needs to post a photoshop of this.
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Golden Puff
Marshmallow Matey :P
Frooty Tooty (Frooty Tooties, no joke)
Honey and Oat Cluster (the world's greenest supercomputer)
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A LIFE
Get a Life, FTW! Someone needs to post a photoshop of this.
How about a box with Life on it with an emo kid leaning whilst holding it, and another with the emo kid trying to eat the LIFE xD
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There's also "Trick", but because Tricks is spelled with an X, the singular version loses its charm. Maybe "Trik"?
Or Trix? x is used for singular (hard "k") in tech (tex) lingo, remember :D
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Oatsmeal
(When possessives get turned into compound words, the apostrophe is dropped. Crazy English!)
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Not the best shop job, but whatever.
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Yay, a Photoshop! Although what I was envisioning was a photoshop of a kid eating/holding the cereal.