Snapple Guiness Record Attempt Floods Union Square

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Today, Snapple attempted to break the existing Guinness World Record for the “World’s Largest Ice Pop” by building a two and a half story, 24-feet tall, 5-feet wide and 5-feet thick, 20-ton kiwi strawberry-flavored, edible Snapple on Ice pop in New York City’s Union Square. Unfortunately, it’s a bit hot today for anything to stay frozen for long so there’s Snapple juice running all over union square north. Reportedly, it stinks to high heaven and the cops have been called in as well as the fire department. The Guiness Book of World Records was there but all they got were pictures of melted Snapple all over the road.

Our man on the street, Bucky Turco, reports “a very angry, but cute promotion girl who was supposed to tell people to ‘watch their step’ as they cross the Snapple river instead was telling me, ‘Cant you ask me before you take my picture.’ My response, ‘can you not wreck my streets with a big smelly ice dildo?'”

See the insanity here in our photo album of the event.

UPDATE: Brilliance prevails from the mouth of Lauren Radcliffe, Snapple spokeswoman on the scene, who told Newsday, “Maybe we should have done it on New Year’s Eve.”

And, just so it’s clear who reported this story first 🙂

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