yeah i am so with u on that like, its the rabbits cereal he should get it!! i mean SILLY RABIT TRIX ARE FOR KIDS isnt he a kid?? and lucky, dont even get me started!! the kids that are chasing him could just go to a store and buy some instead of chasing a leprachaun....... if i were there parents i wouldn't let them go in mystical forests chasing mystical creatures
then theres chip from cookie crisps............. i have no comment for him except for uh........ why is he so hyper and like.....ill get my cooooooooooooooooooookie crisp
next time its mine!!!
he wont get it next time so give it up!!
plus all of this is for little kids so LOL

PEACE OUT YA'LL

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The Trix bunny is a covert operative trying to corner the cereal market by swiping stuff. The kids are wise to this. They put him on the cereal box as a sort of mockery.

As for the leprechaun, he doesn't want to turn his magic against the children. One day though, he'll snap. They'll be chasing him and he'll flip around with his milk straw and blow spitballs at them. Then he'll be tried, sentenced to a loony bin, and spend the rest of his days murmering "they're always after me Lucky Charms...".

LOL.

Cereal is delicious and all, and I enjoy it, but the cartoon characters are a bit out of hand. You forgot to mention "Froot Loops", with Uncle Toucan and his whiny nephews. Apparently now they are on a trip in a canoe to uncharted lands right near their tropical abodes. And the old pirate toucan keeps threatening that "Don't count on it ["smoothie" sailing]", but nothing ever happens.

As for Lucky Charms, Lucky obviously has some psychological issues that need to be seen to. First of all, it is revealed that he has a factory for his sugar-coded snacks. Nobody can eat a factory full of Lucky Charms. Really his inability to share and live as a midget hermit is bringing us all down.

Cap'n Crunch? I love this cereal, but the Cap'n has a few issues with the French. This "Jean La Foot" guy, it's just like Trix yogurt except Jean is the rabbit and Cap'n is the kids. However, there is no cute catch phrase for that except, "It's Jean La Foot!" which really could never catch on. "Crunch-a-tize" is. . .interesting except after awhile it got old. Just give the kids the Crunch and MOVE ON. Instead of interrupting karate classes and trips to the boardwalk.

Trix. Ok, if say, Avril Lavigne was on a box of Berry Berry Kix or something, wouldn't she be entitled to eating the cereal that she endorses? She would at least be sent a complimentary box of Berry Berry Kix for her services to the cereal. Now the rabbit, he is on Trix yogurt AND the cereal, and yet he gets nada, zip, zilch. The kids who always steal it from him seem to get it for free, yet they don't ever appear on the cereal box or the yogurts as far as I can remember.

Maybe this is why I like Multi Grain Cheerios. They don't have some cheesy commercial to go with it. Even if Honey Nut Cheerios do.

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"And I'm juggling all the thoughts in my head/I'm juggling and my fears on fire/and I'm listening as it evolves in my head/I'm balancing on one fine wire" - Colbie Caillat, "One Fine Wire"

Why doesnt anyone care about frosted flakes anymore? Tony the Tiger rox too, you know.

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What?! You can't start your laundry machine from an airplane?!

yuck i only had frosted flakes like pnce in my whole lifetime though i like his comercials
everywhere we goooo people want to knowww who we areee so we tell themmm WE ARE THE TIGERS! MIGHTY!!! MIGHTY!! TIGERS!

Tony is staying out of this one because he is a self-respecting tiger. The "Mighty Mighty Tigers" is a bit odd but it's not *annoying*. It focuses on healthy eating in a good way, instead of promoting *not sharing* (Lucky Charms, Trix, Cap'n Crunch) or *adventures with a guy you hardly know* (Froot Loops), he promotes exercising.


Does anyone remember that old commercial for them?

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"And I'm juggling all the thoughts in my head/I'm juggling and my fears on fire/and I'm listening as it evolves in my head/I'm balancing on one fine wire" - Colbie Caillat, "One Fine Wire"

I remember the old commercial it was cool.