Remember when these bears first appeared on TV, and they were ok and kind of cute because they never really said or did anything specific to sh*tting. They just alluded to it, and we all knew what was up without having to be reminded of the realities of it. But then, one commercial at a time, they started getting a little too comfortable—cocky, even—with breaking down the allegorical barriers.
And the next thing you know, a giant cartoon bear is sh*tting in a Broadway theater.
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That's an... interesting... funding model for public toilets.
ReplyDeleteI guess the bear just uses its own hands to wipe itself since its so soft.
ReplyDeleteThe Charmin bears disturb me on a number of different levels. And, why bears?
ReplyDeleteOne step closer to idiocracy...
ReplyDeleteI want to know who's going to sit next to this bear. And where's a good usher when you need one to throw out a crazy patron?
ReplyDeleteI go to Broadway shows all the time and never once have I shat next to one.
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