I’m not sure that Dad is cool with it so much as (like Scotland Yard) frankly baffled. Then again, he IS used to Lio (as much as anybody can be………) I always love how happy Lio looks while he’s having his adventures (except when Eva is shooting him down, of course).
Lio is waving Dad in, but he’d better be quick about it. That sea-monkey on the right is biting the plastic pool! One monkey DOES stop the show, to misquote an old blues song.
Liō had a lot more success with his sea monkeys than I ever did. When I go them, they just floated around like fish food. I was real disappointed that, unlike the advert, there wasn’t a little guy with a crown on his head either. Ripoff!!!
Brine shrimp came with a science/nature kit I got when I was a kid. They didn’t turn out that well: out of the dozens of hatchlings in each batch, I could only get one to survive to adulthood. I also raised a monarch caterpillar to adulthood with the kit and lots of milkweed. He emerged from his chrysalis just in time for the first frost of winter. Nothing like teaching children the harsh realities of nature.
margueritem almost 14 years ago
Wow, who knew? I should have sent away for them when I saw the ad…
Vista Bill Raley and Comet™ almost 14 years ago
Mine didn’t turn out like that!
Skeezeeks almost 14 years ago
Monkey see, Monkey drool, keep them out of your pool…
Sisyphos almost 14 years ago
Lio has good luck with growing all kinds of things! Frisky day at the pool, but Dad (bless him!) is all cool with it.
Frankr almost 14 years ago
Mine didn’t either, VistaBill.
SCOTTtheBADGER almost 14 years ago
Wait until they start throwing sea monkey poop. Then we’ll see how funny this all is!
00Robin almost 14 years ago
Hey, the sea monkeys kind of look like cousin Bubbles!
cdward almost 14 years ago
Just don’t think I’m buying when the ice cream truck comes around.
dyankee23 almost 14 years ago
Aw, man, all I got were some lousy little brine shrimp.
Colt9033 almost 14 years ago
Well, least, Dyankee23, you can cook them on barbie.
Dad, needs keep close look what Lio buying and doin…
Yukoneric almost 14 years ago
Bigggunssssssss
GROG Premium Member almost 14 years ago
Wow, they didn’t have them when I was kid.
Godfreydaniel almost 14 years ago
I’m not sure that Dad is cool with it so much as (like Scotland Yard) frankly baffled. Then again, he IS used to Lio (as much as anybody can be………) I always love how happy Lio looks while he’s having his adventures (except when Eva is shooting him down, of course).
johndifool almost 14 years ago
[Mr. Burns]Ah, the sea monkey I’ve ordered have arrived! Look at them cavort and caper.[/Mr. Burns]
JR6019 almost 14 years ago
Lio is waving Dad in, but he’d better be quick about it. That sea-monkey on the right is biting the plastic pool! One monkey DOES stop the show, to misquote an old blues song.
HiddenBear almost 14 years ago
Instant friends Eva will be jealous I’m sure.
UBBM Premium Member almost 14 years ago
Call Cartman!
cleokaya almost 14 years ago
Sea monkeys were my first experience with misleading advertisements. Followed soon after with X-ray glasses.
sensrule92 almost 14 years ago
Liō had a lot more success with his sea monkeys than I ever did. When I go them, they just floated around like fish food. I was real disappointed that, unlike the advert, there wasn’t a little guy with a crown on his head either. Ripoff!!!
guitarmutt almost 14 years ago
My cousin was obviously doing something wrong all those years ago. Her sea monkeys were never THAT much fun. Go Lio!
Sherlock Watson almost 14 years ago
I believe they’re playing a pool game called “Swim trunks, swim trunks, who’s got the swim trunks?” ~~~~~~~~~~ See monkey, be monkey.
bald almost 14 years ago
we were barely able to see ours, they were like a pencil dot in the tank
Dapperdan61 Premium Member almost 14 years ago
Instant friends YAY !!!
Boots at the Boar Premium Member almost 14 years ago
Brine shrimp came with a science/nature kit I got when I was a kid. They didn’t turn out that well: out of the dozens of hatchlings in each batch, I could only get one to survive to adulthood. I also raised a monarch caterpillar to adulthood with the kit and lots of milkweed. He emerged from his chrysalis just in time for the first frost of winter. Nothing like teaching children the harsh realities of nature.
weatherford.joe Premium Member almost 9 years ago
All I got were a bunch of wormy things that died in a week.