The one for rebels is actually supposed to complement “that smoky flavor” of the early morning cigarette (whoah, can you hear the backlash?). The ads are supposed to be awesome. There’s this young, skinny hipster guy, wearing a  “Your Favorite Band Sucks” t-shirt, and he’s clearly just woken up. He’s got a cigarette in his mouth and is poking around the kitchen for his instant coffee. He finds it and is so thrilled that he almost hacks up a lung. And then the voiceover says, “Ever heard of Smoker’s Cough? How about Smoker’s Coffee?”
Ohmygod. Apparently the ad for the Party Hard Whooping Coffee is even better, but I haven’t seen it yet.

“I betcha you’ll never come up with a name for your ice cream parlor.”

“Oh yeah? I sure as heck will!”

“You couldn’t come up with a name if ya tried.”

“Oh yeah? Can too.”

“Go on, try it. I double dog dare ya.”

“That’s it. The Double Dog Dairy. Thanks.”

No way! I mean, no whey! No can do! I mean, no fondue! How sleazy is that? I mean, how cheesy is that?

Word on the street (thnx huggy bear) is that the new hipster shoes are clumpety-bumpkin clodhoppers. It’s part of the new slack couture (slack-jawed yokels meet high fashion).

And don’t forget to stick a piece of straw between your teeth: it’s the new black.

Schplog rejoices at this chance to create choice Shakespearian insults, using blues musician Pete Levin’s nifty Shakespearian Insult Generator tool. Try it out (not on us) right HERE!

The very next time someone says to you, “Say, what gives?” you should have a suitably snooty comeback instead of just shaking your fist and mumbling, “Why I …”

Funnelly enough, it didn’t work.

There was succulent squirrel surprise scrub made mostly of nuts, which was okay. And hare hair gel jelly.

But what about moose mousse cous-cous??

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