Kool-Aid Man, Richard Canard

[Carina]

Richard's honest writing always cleanse my soul... and offers a fresh start...

Thank you Richard!

[De Villo Sloan]

I bet you'll receive one.

[Carina]

Hi there!

No, haven't seen any fake Richard Canards, had to check my mail from Richard twice :)

[DKeys]

KDJ keeps herself in the loop, because she is the only person with a key to the DKult record of souls. They are in a locker in a bus station somewhere in the contiguous United States. She will not tell anyone where. Water boarding didn't even work. She defiantly said, "That was better than the beach". She is tufffff.

[De Villo Sloan]

KDJ was always fond of the quote from "The Godfather" that she used many times: "Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in."

[DKeys]

Rumor has it that KDJ recently sent me a 'rigid package'. It never arrived and we strongly suspect Toxis. She laminated a dead dried up frog. I would have been over the moon to receive it, yet it has yet to surface well over a month later. Only in the mail art world would a dead frog be a welcome package. Golly Gee we amuse easily:)

[De Villo Sloan]

Then you remember the D-Kool Aid in the KDJ era. A lot of discussion & the name Jim Jones came up a lot. I don't think any was mailed, for obvious reasons.

[DKeys]

Caution--BlogJack AheadDVS--you are right about the recall. I think our aggressive marketing campaign made us a target.  I still think advertising it as a delicious flavored drink that will make you DKool combo industrial cleaner combo windshiled washer fluid, was a great idea. KDJ and I came up with that during one of our brainstorming sessions in St. Lucia. The corporate account wasn't closed back then so we enjoyed many tropical drinks with little umbrellas.The artifically colored maraschino cherries inspired the flavor "Radical Red"

[De Villo Sloan]

Once I tried to (unsuccessfully) market D-Kool Aid through DKULTNY. Another scheme, another recall.

[DKeys]

Gotta love RC--this is a classic. His social commentary through popular 'foods' (term used loosely) is informative and absurd -- something he is the master of. 

[De Villo Sloan]

Then there's the Electric Kool Aid Acid Test - Richard passes with all the lime green, IMHO.

This is the first time I've seen his "Fake Collage by Ray Johnson" stamp, The green circle, that's great,

I wonder, Carina, if you've received any fake Richard Canards?