I’ve always had a soft spot for the Tazmanian Devil character in the Warner Bros. cartoon family. Like a whirlwind on speed, he rips through the environment as a blur of motion, an animated tornado. Only the formidable Bugs Bunny can outwit and subsequently control this hyperkinetic force of nature. Giving such a creature an energy drink would be like putting out a fire with gasoline, but we can only imagine the devastation that such an act would create.
Thanks to another Geico commercial, we no longer have to imagine such mayhem. A couple are shown reposing in bed, with one musing about how Geico insurance can save a customer 15% on their insurance. As the partner is aware of this, the follow-up stumper question posed is whether the partner knows that some cartoon characters should never be given an energy drink…
…cut to a production studio, where against a white screen the Tazmanian Devil is chugging an energy drink! – – Uh oh, his eyes drift out of proportion to one another, and soon Taz’s body dissolves into the whirling blur of motion we know so well, crashing through the walls of an adjoining production studio where fine china collector’s plates of the fifty state birds are being touted! Predictably, Taz decimates the plates and their display stands, leaving the studio a shambled ruins.
I do so love seeing a master of mayhem like Taz at work, and fine china and crystal make such delightful sounds when decimated, don’t they? Long may the Tazmanian Devil rage, and reign!

— My better half brought home a little statue of an angel the other day; you know the type I’m talking about. They’re white resin imitating marble, widely sold at places like K-Mart, and this one stands about ten or twelve inches tall. The angel in it has unfurled wings clearly visible, curly hair, and bare feet. In its hand the angel holds a bird regarding it, the bird (probably a dove) in turn looking at the angel. I laughed hysterically for several minutes after seeing the statue, which admittedly is not a normal reaction. It did, however, reflect the way that my mind works!
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