Showing posts with label chocolate Santa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chocolate Santa. Show all posts

7/5/11

Duck Parade's Sketch Book

Items from my sketchbook used in various comics.

What better time to think about a chocolate Santa Clause than in the middle of summer, when there's little or no competition, and you can eat your fill without hindrance, provided you can find one. Here's a Friedel caramel crunch chocolate Santa from  German Deli that you might want to keep in mind for the next bout of Christmas festivities.

And here's the Bull Point 48-62-6010 demolition hammer iron from Milwaukee Tools for any demolition work you might want to perform before the next festive occasion. This one is 10 inches long, and features an SDS Max shank.

No worries.

12/3/10

Never Abduct a Viking's Christmas Tree.

Diplomacy is the art of not saying what you think.

Here's a chocolate Santa on a Moped, from Mackenzies Chocolates. If you can't be diplomatic, give chocolate; you'll make some new friends. And for those who would rather do without the extra sugar, here's a no-sugar chocolate Santa from Purdy's. This company also has no-sugar added chocolate assortments, as well as the regular kind, in case one chocolate Santa just doesn't cut it.

You could always eat a lot of chocolate Santas, but this could get monotonous after the first dozen or so.

It's Friday morning; do you know where your demolition equipment is?

Here are some interesting pictures from Brokk Inc. of remote-controlled demolition equipment engaged in very dangerous activities. The site is a little slow to load, but it's worth the wait, because the pictures are fascinating. Here's one of the remote-controlled Brokk 50, a breaker device with a 30-ft cable and rubber tracks.

There's a picture of a chap operating the unit from a safe distance with a controller. Some people have all the fun! Imagine what you could do with a remote-control demolition machine! You could demolish your neighbor's backyard, barbecue blast furnace in no time, and he'd never know what hit him.

The next step, of course, is a demolition machine with artificial intelligence.

Yes.

Sayonara....