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August 09, 2002
Move Over, Ken

I've always wanted to be a hero. Problem is, this frequently involves shedding one's own blood, which, just between you and me, gives me the heebie-jeebies. But now my problems are solved, thanks to this business, which offers to make my very own Tony Woodlief Action Figure.

That's right, now I can leap tall milk cartons in a single bound, without the danger of pulling a hammy. What's more, you too can order the Tony Woodlief Action Figure (it would look great on your computer monitor, don't you think?). Use me to clear off that big spider web in the corner of your basement, or to give Ken the butt whipping he's been deserving ever since he let Barbie get that tattoo. You can even keep me in your bed at night, so long as you don't let the Tony Woodlief's Wife Action Figure find out. Don't miss out on the feel-good meme of the summer. Order your Tony Woodlief Action Figure today!

(Not sold in stores. Tony Woodlief Action Figure, Tony Woodlief Action Figure with Kung-fu Grip, and TonyWoodlief.com are trademarks owned by Tony Woodlief Enterprises, a subsidiary of Tony Woodlief Inc. Dressing the Tony Woodlief Action Figure in Barbie clothes is expressly prohibited by the conditions of sale. Contents under pressure. Lots of pressure. Do not submerge the Tony Woodlief Action Figure in water. Do not freeze Tony Woodlief. Do not place Tony Woodlief in the microwave. Do not taunt Tony Woodlief. Keep Tony Woodlief away from sharp objects. May be harmful if ingested. Thin Elvis and Fat Elvis outfits sold separately.)
Posted by Woodlief on August 09, 2002 at 08:49 AM


Comments

Is there a Tony Woodlief Bobblehead doll available yet? The action figure might be a little too "frenetic" for us old-timers.

Posted by: MarcV at August 9, 2002 11:08 AM

I like the disclaimer best. It's great.

Posted by: Deoxy at August 9, 2002 12:57 PM

What have you been eating lately?

Posted by: Llana at August 11, 2002 11:52 PM

I hope your action figure is made of better stuff than the Glenn Harlan Reynolds action figure. His leg fell off during hand-to-hand combat with the Steven Green action figure.

Very funny posting, Tony. I too loved the disclaimer.

Posted by: jim at August 15, 2002 12:25 AM