@Pavlov@Wookee The proper way to do that now would be to name it “Kragle” — or maybe that’s just the nickname you use for a horse named Crazy Glue?
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@pmarin You mean FUD, right? Or, at least, that could be part of the marketing campaign. “Our tape sticks so good that Elmers is trying to spread FUD about it!” And then show Elmer Fudd on screen so they can pretend they weren’t talking about Elmers glue.
Then it would be hilarious when Elmers didn’t actually bat an eye about it, but Warner Brothers sues them into oblivion for not properly licensing their characters.
@mycya4me@Nate311 I do too, but what’s special about these birds? What kind are they?
Or is it just that it’s bird tape - “cheap cheap”?
(That was a joke my father liked - he’d say, I see your shirt is made of bird cloth. Har har!)
Horses? Spiders?
@Wookee I once had a horse named crazy glue.
@Pavlov @Wookee The proper way to do that now would be to name it “Kragle” — or maybe that’s just the nickname you use for a horse named Crazy Glue?
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@Wookee @xobzoo Yes, Kragle would have truly been the pièce de résistance.
/giphy release the Kragle!
/image release the Kragle!
Geckos are naturally sticky
@2many2no But those already sell insurance, so people might get confused.
Cats. Once they get tape on themselves they do all sorts of acrobatics and usually can’t get it off. That would be a good demo of how well it sticks.
Definitely gorillas. But wolves are always nice, too.
I’m here to mention duck tape. Duct tape.
@LaserEyes It was called duck tape first.
@LaserEyes @zhicks1987
and wasn’t sticky…
Penguins! No reason,I just like to say or type “penguins” and this was an oppertunity. Carry on.
@jmbunkin
2 syllables or 3?
@jmbunkin
/showme penguin tape
@chienfou @jmbunkin Pen-goo-ins?
@jmbunkin @Kyeh
Bingo!
@chienfou two,have I been wrong all these years?
Honey badgers
Slugs.
@Pony Clear winner - as you would know if you ever got some of their slime on your skin (as a long time resident of NW Oregon I know all too well. ).
@macromeh Yup. Washington state native here.
Stick bug
@CocoBeanss I see what you did there.
Really not a good idea, but…
Tapeworm?
@pmarin
/showme a tapeworm dressed as a businessman selling tape
Or back to birds…
Gluejay?
Not sure I can stick around long enough waiting for @pavlov to weigh in.
@chienfou I didn’t mean to be tacky, I was glued to the game. Clearly tonight’s comment section went at a fast paste.
@chienfou @Pavlov There was a game?! Monopoly? Checkers?
@chienfou @yakkoTDI
. . . Pick-up sticks
@Pavlov @yakkoTDI
On EPSN?
(Exclusively Pick-up Sticks Network)
@chienfou @yakkoTDI . . . broadcast on WGLU (real radio station, btw)
@Pavlov @yakkoTDI
And it’s east of the Mississippi
Maybe a wascally wabbit?
Only because would be followed by Elmers (glue) Fudd.
@pmarin You mean FUD, right? Or, at least, that could be part of the marketing campaign. “Our tape sticks so good that Elmers is trying to spread FUD about it!” And then show Elmer Fudd on screen so they can pretend they weren’t talking about Elmers glue.
Then it would be hilarious when Elmers didn’t actually bat an eye about it, but Warner Brothers sues them into oblivion for not properly licensing their characters.
Porcupine
@heartny That’s a different kind of sticky!
Was that a random, unprovoked showme?
@blaineg Apparently if you delete a showme that was generated from a response to a post, it doesn’t get deleted.
Two animals
Seal and ant.
@Pavlov
Clearly you came thru
@chienfou I have a reputation to adhere to . . .
Lego minifigs, such as Lord Business?
I guess I’ve got glue on my mind, rather than tape. Oh well.
Phil Swift?
@sjk3 or perhaps a hologram of one of the best Pitchmen ever: Billy Mays?
I came here to say Seal, but @Pavlov said it first and better.
@Nate311 Yep I agree 100%.
@mycya4me @Nate311 Huh?
@Kyeh @Nate311 I like birds
@mycya4me @Nate311 I do too, but what’s special about these birds? What kind are they?
Or is it just that it’s bird tape - “cheap cheap”?
(That was a joke my father liked - he’d say, I see your shirt is made of bird cloth. Har har!)
@Kyeh @mycya4me @Nate311 According to the caption, they’re great … birds.
T-Rex !
I can believe that I’m the first to mention the majestic octopus. When out of water, the only way they can move is by literally sticking to stuff…
Koala or sloth because they cling to their mother and then to trees.
@kittykat9180 Good Idea!
@kittykat9180 Sounds like GenZ.
@phendrick, I don’t engage in petty generational wars. Every generation has strengths and weaknesses.
Barnacles naturally
@cbatte Came here to say this! A barnacle’s whole life is just sticking around. (And some adhesives are actually modeled on their glue).
Barnacles.
/show me a Blue Jay and a Koala selling tape
/showme a Bluejay, Koala & a sloth selling tape
@mediocrebot I think it missed the mark with the sloth
@kittykat9180 How?
@mycya4me, because it’s not in the picture at all.
@kittykat9180 @mycya4me Shh, you’re going to blow the whistle on the bot to the bot?!
I came to say ‘snails’, but I like ‘barnacles’ better
Pigs.
https://lostartpress.com/collections/glue/products/death-grip-glue
@SSteve Well, that’s a neat website!
Ticks. Lice.
/showme old horse glue factory