Re: [piecepack] Wendy's and Piecepack. or Chick Fil A.

[Curufea <curufea@...>]

I can't imagine the small parts going down so well with younger kids - except
when accidentally added to meals.
Plus the whole "non-commercial" aspect may be a bit of a spanner in the works
for any company wishing to use the game for promotional purposes.


 Peter Cobcroft
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From: Emily Page <emily.page@...>
To: piecepack@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wed, 9 March, 2011 9:37:59 AM
Subject: [piecepack] Wendy's and Piecepack. or Chick Fil A.


Mom of two.

So... we get all sorts of interesting stuff in kids' meals these days.  I
notice thinkfun is all over Wendy's with the clever castle and rush hour.

Does anyone know anyone who knows the janitor's niece's cousin's best friend
that works over at the Wendy's or Chick Fil a kids meal planning area?

I just think they could have a big success with punch out piecepacks in kids
meals... and have two games printed up and the website to find more games
and nicer do-it-yourself sets.

And I could stop remaking these things for all my kids' friends.

Not that that isn't my idea of a grand time, mind you...

Just...

Maybe this could be cheaply mass produced and dumped into kids' meals. And I
wouldn't find myself covered in glue and inkjet toner so much.  Maybe.

I could go buy 20 of them and be super happy.  Also... a fold-up box to keep
all the parts in would be great, too.

Maybe they could do one suit at a time... and maybe come up with games for
one suit.

"Collect 'em All" ... maybe that's Pokemon.  who knows.

Emily Page

ps - this is the part where I demand a pony, I think.

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