I'm glad I came across this photo, because readers enjoy photos of disappointing popsicles almost as much as videos of girls playing the ukulele!
(Via Bits & Pieces)
- Boing Boing: Bugs Bunny popsicle
- Tweety Bird popsicle doesn't look like Tweety Bird - Boing Boing
- Boing Boing: An exquisite popsicle that puts all other ice cream ...
- Disappointing SpongeBob popsicle - Boing Boing
- Turtle popsicle reflects pride in workmanship - Boing Boing
- Popsicle parody ad - Boing Boing
- Ice cream treat resembles heinous murderer - Boing Boing
- "Satan's Ice Cream Truck" prowls Los Angeles - Boing Boing
- Johnny Depp "Pirates" cookie does not look like Johnny Depp ...
- Ice cream patent wars in the 1930s - Boing Boing
- Denmark ice cream makers also produce shoddy novelty bars - Boing ...

Mark you know what else your readers enjoy seeing? How about videos of girls playing with popsicles.....? If you know what I'm saying.
and I think you do.
Two girls, one popsicle?
two girls, one popsicle -- zero steampunk ...
More girls playing ukuleles, please!
must be shrinkage caused by the cold...
ukuleles sure beat out ice cream in a long haul!
It's the Ice Cream Novelty version of the Olympic Torch!!
Disappointing Popsicle: My favorite 60s pop music act!
At least the real popsicle didn't have a bite already taken out of it.
Oh just eat it already.
I missed the non resemblance to the box because I was too busy seeing the angel made from the dripping chocolate. It's obviously a sign that god is angry with shoddy ice cream makers.
Zaphod Beeblebrox is not pleased with the quality of Earthen ice cream treats.
This reminds me of an experience I had with "Kitty Sugar Cone" in Laos.
The box:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28537832@N06/2662412592/in/set-72157606126767552/
The disappointment:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28537832@N06/2661585369/in/set-72157606126767552/
That's an ice-cream, not a popsicle.
@ Ruth666 # 8
Well, first they were known as The Disappointing Popsicle. They later dropped the "The" as was the fashion of the times.
You're right the ice cream cone you were sold doesn't look exactly the same as the painting on the side of the ice cream truck. Good eye!
In this case I think the lack of resemblance is probably the result of improper storage: it melted and refroze.