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>>I enjoyed that series of hideous M&M commercials where >>humans would try to eat those cute little M&M's. I >>want to use the word cannibalism, but that's not right >>because the humans aren't eating other humans, even >>though the M&M's seemed human. It was so outrageous >>that I loved it. I know that the ads are kind of old. >>I'm not sure they're even showing them anymore, but >>who cares? I loved it. I remember wondering what I >>would do if faced with a chocolate urge while being >>around an oversized, walking M&M with a good >>personality. I said to myself, "Self," I says, "What >>if it was your friend (or lover) and you cared for it, >>even LOVED it?" >> >>And then I wondered, "Would I make it the point that >>we even had such a deep, complex relationship, or >>would I eat it before we got that far?" The question >>was answered when I bought a bag of peanut butter >>M&M's and imagined that they were alive. Would I spare >>them? Little PEOPLE, as human as I, that are probably >>friends with each other, related to each other, family >>members. A little community in a bag, innocently >>living out their lives? Separate, distinct >>personalities with goals and dreams, assets as well as >>faults, who cry and laugh and try their hardest? It >>was the best bag of M&M's that I've ever eaten. > >Sounds EXACTLY like Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes. >Once he made a bunch of snowmen then acted as if he >was terrorizing a town. In another strip he built a >bunch of sand sculptures right where the tide hits and >called it "Stupidopolis - Thriving coastal city" and >laughed in delight as the "town" was flattened by the >tide.

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