Wacky Advice for your Perfectly Wacky Predicaments: Of Bogeys, Bran Cereal, and Boisterous Birds

Last week’s launch of Wacky Advice was such a success that we’ve decided to continue on for at least another week. Indeed, I think it’s safe to say that interest in this little product has increased ten-thousand-fold. Our success is assured!

Oh! Since we're giving advice that someone might actually take seriously (which is NOT recommended) I have to tell you this:

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That being said, I think it’s time to get down to our Wacky Business.

Goldenpath wrote: Here's a question. Do you think it wise to offer a complementary Colonoscopy as a token in a cereal box? If not, why - it's a service? If so, why - you might take a wrong turn?

Mega1 answers: Colonoscopy? NO! Not in a cereal box where some kid might get hold of it. Cereal boxes were made for those little toys or cardboard puzzles, not colonoscopies. Did you ever consider that if you choose the right cereals, with lots of fiber and good vitamins, you won’t NEED a colonoscopy? Also, remember that HOT cereal is going to suit your colon better than those sugary cold cereals. Hopefully, you will remember that sugar is the worst enemy of your colon and fiber is its best friend.

Also, I have no idea what you meant by “you might take a wrong turn” so I’m just going to shine on that part of your question. Good luck to you and your cereal.

TheGlassSpider answers: I had to ask a human friend of mine what a “colonoscopy” is – we spiders don’t have any doctors, or need for them. We simply die when the time comes. Honestly, you creatures have the most disgusting innards. Nevertheless, I must disagree, mega; I believe Goldenpath’s suggestion has some merit. Put your colonoscopies in the cereals that seniors eat –that’s your audience, generally speaking. Put a little disclaimer on it that says to keep out of reach of children.

And get a lawyer.

You won’t be able to BUY that kind of publicity; sales will be through the roof.

Good luck to you and your cereal!

Stevennix2001 asks: Okay, well if I tell you all, everyone here will say I’m crazy. However, did you guys know that Nightmare On Elm Street was inspired by a true story? Is it even possible? That a demon can kill you in your sleep? Here's the site address where I found this out
at http://www.brutalashell.com/2009/10/cin … lm-street/

Mega1 answers: Well, Steven, I stopped going to horror movies after I saw TARANTULA when I was about 9 years old. I was wise to recognize even with my childish mind, that I was far too susceptible to suggestion to expose myself to those kinds of ravings. I have horror dreams enough without movies to encourage them. However, I do actually believe it is possible to die from a terrible dream, especially if you have a heart problem or asthma or some other disease that makes it hard for you to breath.

Demons are another matter. Demons probably don’t exist except in your imagination, and if you have an imagination like mine it is bad enough that they can be imaginary, my mind makes things seem too entirely real. All I’m saying is that the imagination can be deadly and it is not good to fill your mind with trash, unless you are so very strong-minded and are entertained by that kind of thing. Some people actually like getting frightened, I’ve never understood that. Oh, wait, I forgot to be wacky! S**t!

TheGlassSpider answers: My friend Delia, she was a beautiful crab spider, went to sleep in her web one evening. She was only a few trees away, and we often had a grub for breakfast together. She had a lovely web, spacious and delicate; the most modern of designs – she was very proud of it. Oh, I digress…anyway, one morning I went to visit Delia as usual, when I stopped right at the entrance to her web. There she was flattened like a human soda can that’s been stepped on. The mess was considerable.

The funny thing is, her web was undisturbed. Maybe your dream demon killed her.

Creepy.

Theirishobserver asks: I have a very naughty rooster what advice would you give me?

Mega1 answers: Your naughty rooster is very well-known to those of us who frequent the HubPages Forums. I think you should encourage him to be as naughty as possible. He’s hysterically funny. My little kitty loves him! We all think that your naughty rooster just needs more love, as much as he can get, and as much as we can give. Lots of stroking and petting and tender whispered words. Uh oh, now my little kitty is getting naughty, I better go give her a little attention!

TheGlassSpider answers: What?! Naughty rooster? Pshaw. Roosters, my Irish friend, are on the outside of what you people call “naughty” or “nice.” Your rooster has no need for right and wrong; he works on pure, unadulterated animal instinct – that’s why everyone likes him so well.

In short, you don’t have a naughty rooster; you just have a rooster.

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