Mexico
Current products (December 2003):
Viceyo,
Pall Mali,
Poots,
Marlbaro,
Enson & Hedge,
Ralfigi,
Acmel,
Delgado,
Parlamen,
Faro
IT'S TIME FOR THE SUPER SLAP-HAPPY PRODUCT WORD JUMBLE MANIA LOONY LITIGATION GAME SHOW!
It just doesn't get any better than Productos Glodis. Not only do they sell ten brands of copyright-infringement friendly "mimi cigarritos" in packs of twenty-four, they also sell knock-off mini cereal boxes, soaps, toothpastes, etc, all with slight changes to the product names. Sometimes they forget to alter the names a little bit, though it's not like they're fooling anyone by photoshopping a cereal box so it reads "FLOOT LOOPS."
COPN POPS? These jet-puffed hydrolyzed corn mash substrates will help you cope with the trials and tribulations of your go-go lifestyle. Look for Cop'n Pops wherever pharmaceutically-enhanced food products are allowed by law.
The tiny, tiny boxes of both the candy cigarette and cereal packages contain little colored candy pebbles that taste like gum-flavored soap (now I'm regretting passing on the soap set, I bet it tastes like candy). They also don't give their address. I bet they're secretly Dulces Anahuac or Tarancon y Cia.
This Viceyo package actually had one of the fakeroo cereal brands on the back. TO THE EBAYMOBILE POST-HASTE, MY CHUM-SCENTED CHUM
See how fast we fall when we change product names slightly? This is obviously a take-off on the Mexican "Boots" brand of cigarettes.
This is the most information you're going to find on these packs. Candy, ten grams.
Typically for each product only one or two letters are changed ... Someone had a burst of creativity on the Glodis lot one day. But nothing's ever going to beat RALEY G.
This is what I look for in a candy cigarette, I mean, candy pebble -- the great taste of camel. I mean, acmel.
I'm pretty sure someone could write a small program to create these toss-off one-liners. I am sure of it.
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