you know, I'm quite entertained by this -- I've been following with great amusement the Washington Post P*eps Diorama Contest for - what is it, four years now?
the difference is, you see, that these dioramas treat the execrable marshmallow divots as toys, as building blocks. That's fine, and you can have a lot of fun with them.
It's when people actually allege that P*eps are edible, that's when yr panda sees red and gets upset.
use them as toys, fine; just not as foodstuffs. Lego is a great toy for building things with. I'd no more think of eating Lego than of eating gravel. or P*eps, for that matter.
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Date: 2010-03-02 02:30 pm (UTC)the difference is, you see, that these dioramas treat the execrable marshmallow divots as toys, as building blocks. That's fine, and you can have a lot of fun with them.
It's when people actually allege that P*eps are edible, that's when yr panda sees red and gets upset.
use them as toys, fine; just not as foodstuffs. Lego is a great toy for building things with. I'd no more think of eating Lego than of eating gravel. or P*eps, for that matter.
oh yes ... no.more.f*cking.p*eps