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Bob has trouble with the basic concept of truth in advertising.
Vital Statistics
Date: December 3, 2004
Category: Shorts
Appearing: Graham Stark, Paul Saunders
Writing: Steve Notley (Adapted from this comic)
Edited by: Graham Stark
Location: Graham's Parents' House
Synopsis
The second of three shorts based on the popular comic 'Bob the Angry Flower'. Bob buys 'meteor repellant' charms and makes money by selling them to the U.N. Meteor Deflection Task Force at an inflated price. As far as he knows, they don't even work.
Trivia
- The "meteor repellant" is the same air-filled Guinness squeaky toy that Paul throws at the Nintendo lawyer in Wyy.
 Season Two Shorts ◀ ●∙∙∙The Puppet Master Schrodinger's Fridge ∙∙∙● ▶
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