Dreyer Loses Truck Deathmatch To Häagen-Dazs
Jay writes: "I caught these two photos on my way in to work today in San Diego. At first I just thought is was amusing that the Dreyers truck was on its side, it really is the little things in life that make it worth living. Then I saw the Haagen-Dazs ice cream truck nearby, standing in victory. Apparently Haagen-Dazs is no longer satisfied with being the superior ice cream, they must now ram their competition off the road."
You never knew the ice cream bizness was so mad gangsta, did you? This is worse than the time Vanilla Bean took out Heath Bar Crunch. Bigger picture inside...


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I've always imagined delivery companies having "turf wars". If a FedEx truck were to run into a UPS truck, they'd have to fight and the winner takes the other truck's packages. Then when your UPS package gets delivered by FedEx they'd tell you something like "You are with FedEx now BITCH! Don't you forget it." Ah yes, I have too much time in my hands.
The Haagen-Dazs truck looks to be in good shape for plowing over another truck. And it might look like Dreyer's got owned but it turns out to be the opposite:
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@topgun: Nah. I can still picture them hating each other, fighting over Nestle's love and attention.
Haagen Dazs \o/
@hexychick: And to think I was just about to ask where all the "Hey why is this on Consumerizt?!!one" posts were.
@GenXCub: I'm actually more into Maggie Moo's since I tried their red velvet ice cream with chocolatey mix-ins.
Ben&Jerry's is still the best though.
Excuse me Mr Popken, but the word "deathmatch" is generally used as a single word. See [en.wikipedia.org] and [en.wikipedia.org]) .
@hexychick: No one really fucking cares, but thanks for sharing your opinion on what you personally don't find funny.
"Sorry, but I don't find accidents funny at all."
@Hexychick: How can I put this...
A goyishe Italian guy - who was too young to have ever witnessed the atrocities of the Holocaust first-hand - made a slapstick comedy about a Jew living in a concentration camp with his five-year-old son. The main character (played by that same goyishe Italian guy) dies at the hands of the Nazis after a life of daily torment.
This comedy won 55 awards, had instant worldwide acclaim, and was the late Pope's favorite movie.
Laugh a little.

























Time to do victory donuts!