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Thursday, November 17, 2005

Precipitation of the Future!

Looked outside this evening and saw this amazing snow. Not so sure about it, the family gave it a few tastes and came to one obvious conclusion: it was snowing Dippin' Dots. It looked weird and it tasted weird, it must be something futuristic.

Dippin' Dots have always struck me as odd. The ice cream product has been sold in mall kiosks since the late 80s. Their tag line is "ice cream of the future." That's good and all, but they've been saying that for nearly 20 years! If this global warming keeps up it may very well be the snow of the future.

I hope it snows dippin' dots all year. Give me a spoon instead of a shovel and I'll eat the car out of the driveway.

The Dotwich looks awesome.

Fembots - Ice Cream.mp3

posted by jds @ 11/17/2005 07:36:00 PM  

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