Rumpleminze and Flintstones Vitamins for Breakfast

8 Replies to “Rumpleminze and Flintstones Vitamins for Breakfast”

1. Flintstones Vitamins Good!
   Now I go out,
   threaten woman with club,
   drag her back to cave..

2. Since Flintstones are for children, would an adult not have to take two a day?
   (And that qualified for costly space on the wide world web?)

3. I prefer Krusty Brand Chewable Morphine For Kids®.

4. Apparently, staring at his hideous white text on black screen has rendered the Corporal unable to read the fine text on his vitamin bottles.
   Yup, the Flintstones are cheaper than Centrum. On the other hand, for most of the major nutrients (A, C, D, E, lycopene, calcium) Flintstones have anywhere from 50-66% of the amount that Centrum offers, on a per tablet basis. Depending on your unique nutritional needs, Centrum may offer a better value (if you’re iron deficient, however, Flintstones are a better buy).
   This is nothing more than a tempest in a tea pot, or in E-4’s case, perhaps “shower in a shot glass” might be a more appropriate metaphor.

5. The real question is, are the Captain’s vitamins covered by his health insurance?
   No?
   Paging Nancy Pelosi.

6. Hey Cappy, you’re a Flintstone Kid.

7. Cappy, you’re a Flintsone Kid

8. You know what’s funny about that commercial, the obviously lack of the mandated “diversity/multicultural” aspect you have of kids today where every kid form the rainbow is jammed into the commercial.