Is it sacrilicious for me to dress up as Jesus for Halloween? I've been growing a beard for 2 months now, and I don't want the heckling and snickers to all be for nothing!
Sacrilicious
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I should point out that 'sacrilicious' isn't actually a word.
Sure it is. It means 'sacrilegious' and 'delicious.'
It's still not a real word. Any anyway, this question has nothing to do with being 'delicious'.
But the question is about Quik. Nestlés Quik is delicious.
But those damn kids never let the rabbit have any!
Dad, you're confusing the Nestlé Quik Bunny and the Trix Rabbit. The Quik Bunny's crazy schemes to get free chocolate milk always seem to actually work.
Which is interesting. Perhaps it's because he shares his product with the kids, while the Trix Rabbit is only looking out for himself.
Which is interesting. Perhaps it's because he shares his product with the kids, while the Trix Rabbit is only looking out for himself.
Uh...
...line?
...line?
Sorry, that Quik/Trix thing was as far as we got. I mean, it's a pretty interesting point, isn't it? Two rabbits, breakfast food mastcots, one always wins and the other never does. I figured we could go somewhere with it, but we're stumped.
Ooh, wait, I've got a joke. So there's this rabbi, and he, uh...goes to this place, and there's a giant, or something. And there's these things there that are called Trids. And the giant kicks the Trids down the hill...and...uh, well, it ends up with the line "Silly Rabbi, kicks are for Trids."
I don't get it.
That's it! This whole thing sucks! I'll be in my trailer.
Enjoying delicious Nestlés Quik and General Mills Trix cereal.
Mmmm... chocolately milky fruity crunchy things.
Mmmm... chocolately milky fruity crunchy things.
Mmmm... product placement.
See, it's "rabbi" instead of "rabbit"...
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