

Luke was so excited about the band aids he asked if he could take them home. Great. Now everyone could see just how innovative I was in the arena of band aids. Two days later I was out at my Mom's and found the item below on the counter.

Now, I didn't expect the free toy to be a pony, but toy cigarettes? What's next, a crack pipe or an Amy Winehouse doll? Can't a person walk on the wild side with their band aid choices without worrying about potentially warping a kid's life? I think this is definitely an issue for the Utah state legislature. After all, if they can spend days on bills marginalizing drinking, homosexuality, and anything else they consider "godless" then they can take up the cause of toy cigarettes in band aid boxes. I think it's a moral imperative. And now I'm hoping no one in the legislature reads this blog, because I know they would take me seriously, and then we would only be allowed to buy band aids with Moroni on them.
I guess when I think about it things could have been worse. It could have been a tiny severed head. Of course, that would be something Luke would think was "cool." And then he would need a tiny band aid to put over the bloody stump.
4 comments:
maybe these would help "heal" any bad feelings over the inappropriate toy:
http://www.mcphee.com/items/11657.html
Uh oh, I just realized there's a free toy inside that too! Wonder what it would be...
You have missed the irony in the "Free Toy" - it goes with the theme of the bandages. When we bought he Ninja ones, the box included a plastic ninja. The bacon bandages - a pig, etc. etc.
Crime scene tape usually means death - so do cigarettes. See!! Although a disembodied appendage would have been so much cooler.
I totally need these bandaids. You can keep the cigarettes.
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