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Monday, May 29, 2006

It's not everyone who gets an ice cream named after them!

There once was a young man named Mark,
Who liked to party a lot after dark,
To the Palace he ran
And was called ‘Black and Tan’
Now he sells Ben & Jerry’s for a lark.

Congratulations to Mark, an original member of the Tinker Bell Brigade

......looks like you've made it after all!!!

Credit to Ian, our computer genius, for the artwork. *waves*
This ad is not sanctioned by Ben & Jerry's ice cream and no money will be made from this publication, so tell your lawyers to f**k off.

5 Comments:

Hahaha - I love the poem, love the post, and LOVE LOVE LOVE the photo! It's classic! We all would be standing in line waiting for that ice cream with Mark as spokesperson, wouldn't we?

 Jesse, at 3:15 PM, May 29, 2006  

Licorice and maple nut -- perfect!

 OldHorsetailSnake, at 3:20 PM, May 29, 2006  

Now I've been honored with both an ice cream and a limerick! And to think it all stemmed from my taste in color for clothing and car interiors (yes, it's a black VW with a black/tan interior). As one of my coworkers noted about the black Darth Vader boot - "It's easy to accessorize", which I must admit goes well with my khakis.
:-)
B&T

 Black and Tan Mark, at 8:33 AM, May 30, 2006  

The "poem" could have started out, "There was a young man from Pawtucket"...

 Alexis du Bois, at 10:49 PM, May 30, 2006  

Oh, and the lawsuits have just begun. In addition to B and J, Disney is informing you that the unlicensed use of the Tinkerbell image must cease.

It's not a forgiving world.

 Alexis du Bois, at 11:17 PM, May 30, 2006  

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