What's even funnier is that I have over 1000 Kool-aid points that I have been saving since college - always wanted to get one of those plastic Kool-aid pitchers - never could find ouot where to send in my points.
Houston
1974 Topps PSA 8 or better 1955 Topps All-American (raw or PSA graded)
What's even funnier is that I have over 1000 Kool-aid points that I have been saving since college - always wanted to get one of those plastic Kool-aid pitchers - never could find ouot where to send in my points.
If you had used your points back in 1983, you could have owned this gem (I've had this in the original box for 20 years now):
From the back of the box: "You start with a full swimming pool. Help KOOL-AID-MAN keep the insatiable Thirsties from stealing the water in the pool. Don't get caught or KOOL-AID-MAN bounces around the yard! Help KOOL-AID-MAN gobble up KOOL-AID soft drink mix ingredients so he can defeat the Thirsties. Catch the insatiable Thirsties before they steal all the water in your pool and you win the game! Join KOOL-AID-MAN in battling the Thirsties!!"
Anyone else ever play this one? I've still got tmy original Atari 2600 in the original box.
Here is his character profile...from a Comic Book Website:
NAME: Kool-Aid Man REAL NAME: Pitcher Man (Circa 1975) First Appearance: The Adventures of Kool-Aid Man #1 (1983) Last Appearance: The Adventures of Kool-Aid Man #6 (1989)
SUPER POWERS: Indestructible adamantium pitcher with built in gyroscopic stabilizer, capable of smashing through reinforced concrete without spilling a single drop.
Cool, refreshing taste all kids love.
Powerful "Oh, Yeah!" battle cry strikes fear into the heart of villains.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WEAKNESSES: Only useful in thirst-related crises, #12 red dye provides lousy camoflage, inability to use doors, gates, or other conventional means of entrance.
KNOWN ENEMIES: The thirsties; a ruthless race of spikey-haired gremlins with advanced weaponary and spacefaring technology light years ahead of our own, dedicated to making the citizens of earth tremble in minor inconvenience.
ADDITIONAL: Kool-Aid Man is one of those hopelessly deluded superheroes who foolishly believes he can make up for his all but worthless superpowers by using them twenty times more often than they're actually needed. I'll admit that very rarely, there might be an emergency situation that can only be solved by smashing through the side of a building in a huge cloud of shattered masonary and shouting the catch phrase "Oh, Yeah!," but chances are Superman's already got it covered. Instead of just admitting his uselessness, Kool-Aid Man spends all his time lurking behind the fence at children's pool parties, hoping that eventually one of them will forget his parents' warnings, and wonder out loud if there's anything left to drink. Basically, he's just like that annoying waiter who keeps interrupting your meal to ask if you need more ice water or fresh salsa, except 2000lbs heavier, twice as perky, and strong enough to snap cinderblocks with his ass
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Larry
email....emards4457@msn.com
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<< <i>I don't get it, and I'm supposed to be the King!!???!! >>
nothing to get really...
it is just an auction for KOOLAID points
(yes, there are Actually points on each Koolaid pack!)
I just thought you would find it funny
but did not account for the overwhelming
sense of humor that most board members
Lack!
What's even funnier is that I have over 1000 Kool-aid points that I have been saving since college - always wanted to get one of those plastic Kool-aid pitchers - never could find ouot where to send in my points.
Houston
1955 Topps All-American (raw or PSA graded)
<< <i>BKAH
What's even funnier is that I have over 1000 Kool-aid points that I have been saving since college - always wanted to get one of those plastic Kool-aid pitchers - never could find ouot where to send in my points.
Houston >>
Red Kool-Aid Pitcher with Cups
Kool-aid Points ONLINE catalog! - Use your Points Here!!
From the back of the box: "You start with a full swimming pool. Help KOOL-AID-MAN keep the insatiable Thirsties from stealing the water in the pool. Don't get caught or KOOL-AID-MAN bounces around the yard! Help KOOL-AID-MAN gobble up KOOL-AID soft drink mix ingredients so he can defeat the Thirsties. Catch the insatiable Thirsties before they steal all the water in your pool and you win the game! Join KOOL-AID-MAN in battling the Thirsties!!"
Anyone else ever play this one? I've still got tmy original Atari 2600 in the original box.
JEB.
Kids, save your points! Win a kool guitar like mine!!
I 'kinda like that nifty beach towel.
Sun...Surf...Kool-Aid...and 50 of your best K Klub buddies to enjoy it!!! Atlantic City...Here we come!!!
BTW...BigKid...with 4444 posts...maybe you should hit the tables a little early!!!??!!
4/4's is GREAAAAT!!!
Larry
email....emards4457@msn.com
CHEERS!!
Here is his character profile...from a Comic Book Website:
NAME: Kool-Aid Man
REAL NAME: Pitcher Man (Circa 1975)
First Appearance: The Adventures of Kool-Aid Man #1 (1983)
Last Appearance: The Adventures of Kool-Aid Man #6 (1989)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SUPER POWERS:
Indestructible adamantium pitcher with built in gyroscopic stabilizer, capable of smashing through reinforced concrete without spilling a single drop.
Cool, refreshing taste all kids love.
Powerful "Oh, Yeah!" battle cry strikes fear into the heart of villains.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
WEAKNESSES:
Only useful in thirst-related crises, #12 red dye provides lousy camoflage, inability to use doors, gates, or other conventional means of entrance.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
KNOWN ENEMIES:
The thirsties; a ruthless race of spikey-haired gremlins with advanced weaponary and spacefaring technology light years ahead of our own, dedicated to making the citizens of earth tremble in minor inconvenience.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ADDITIONAL:
Kool-Aid Man is one of those hopelessly deluded superheroes who foolishly believes he can make up for his all but worthless superpowers by using them twenty times more often than they're actually needed. I'll admit that very rarely, there might be an emergency situation that can only be solved by smashing through the side of a building in a huge cloud of shattered masonary and shouting the catch phrase "Oh, Yeah!," but chances are Superman's already got it covered. Instead of just admitting his uselessness, Kool-Aid Man spends all his time lurking behind the fence at children's pool parties, hoping that eventually one of them will forget his parents' warnings, and wonder out loud if there's anything left to drink.
Basically, he's just like that annoying waiter who keeps interrupting your meal to ask if you need more ice water or fresh salsa, except 2000lbs heavier, twice as perky, and strong enough to snap cinderblocks with his ass
John
I didn't know Kool-Aid man was so.....ummmm....diversified....
(snap cinderblocks with his ass!!!!????!!!!????)
He's a stud!
Larry
email....emards4457@msn.com
CHEERS!!
I personally believe we need some new Kool-aid commercials - haven't seen any in a while. It is summertime after all
Houston
1955 Topps All-American (raw or PSA graded)
Thanks