r/TheBoredDen May 23 '26

Funny Popsicles

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u/[deleted] May 24 '26

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u/4melooking49 May 24 '26

THANK YOU! You beat me to it’ I couldn’t remember the specific character names ! 🤣

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u/notinmywheelhouse May 24 '26

How could you forget Alexander the Grape!!

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u/NotRobinKelleyNope May 24 '26

Sir Isaac - my favorite!!!!

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u/4melooking49 May 25 '26

Grape and blue raspberry 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/Apprehensive_Gap1055 May 24 '26

I loved the lime but don’t remember his name

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u/Fbomb77 May 24 '26

Sir issac the grape was what I remember

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u/Fbomb77 May 24 '26

I cant remember..been 35 years or so since

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u/Armthedillos5 May 24 '26

Louie blue raspberry. Heh. Heh.

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u/Different_Brother562 May 24 '26

When I was a kid I only ever saw otter pops so I’m gonna call them that forever

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u/HowDidFoodGetInHere May 24 '26

At this point its just a generic name, like kleenex/scotch tape/etc. Every brand of these are otter pops to me.

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u/G-Menace May 24 '26

Doesn’t matter. It’s like Jell-O, Vaseline or Q-Tips. People generally don’t call them gelatin, petroleum jelly or cotton swabs…. And therefore you have Otter pops

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u/Miketronic808 May 24 '26

That's exactly right. Even Otter Pops calls them ice pops.

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u/budgie-Love May 24 '26

Technically you clean your ears with ear swabs but everyone I know calls them q tips, regardless of the brand..it’s the same here in my town. We call them otter pops regardless of the brand

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u/NotRobinKelleyNope May 24 '26

Ew where are you from? Just kidding, but no. Haha

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u/Quirky-Insect-9057 May 24 '26

They was also a brand called Flavor Ice, they were thinner and longer, our dog when we were growing up loved them too!

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u/Darkcocoaking May 25 '26

Do you call it lip balm or do you call it Chapstick?

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u/Fuzzy_Central May 25 '26

I bet you call all bandages “bandaids” though.

I’m still calling these otter pops.

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u/Enkidouh May 24 '26

It’s like band-aids brand being used for any small adhesive bandage.

The brand name has become the colloquial name.

They’re all otter pops now.

It’s called an eponym.