Sometimes people get so caught up in their own vision of a product in development that they forget to take a step back and see how it might, at a glance, strike the casual passerby. Presumably, that is what happened when the naive people at Mill Farm, possessed of a strange belief that gummy candy in the shape of a lighthouse would be a worthwhile innovation, set about creating this product. Never once did they waver from their goal. Never once did they turn the product on its side.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
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I see lighthouses after a big storm. What do YOU see?
ReplyDeleteThat's hilarious, Katharine.
ReplyDeleteThey used to say, "Candy's dandy, but liquor's quicker." Now I'm not so sure!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Betty. A storm-tossed lighthouse, nothing more. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go clean the kitchen and toss a salad.
ReplyDeleteCrazy like foxes. Now they've got a novelty item worth at least $7.00 a pack, as opposed to 99¢.
ReplyDeleteIf you want to see bad, Google "Hannah Montana Concert Candy."
I love the "never once did they turn the candy on its side." hysterical.
ReplyDeleteA fire hydrant right?
ReplyDeleteCummy Gummies!
ReplyDeletesome people see the bunny, some the duck.
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