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Apparently, Viacom International Inc., which owns MTV and produces the TV show Pimp My Ride, owns a trademark that covers the use of not only the phrase "pimp my ride" but of "pimp my." As such, they requested that the fantastic snack site formerly known as Pimp My Snack change its name. Without admitting any liability or other intentional wrongdoing, the snack-pimping gang changed the name so that their pimping could continue unimpeded. They can now be found at Pimp That Snack.
If you haven't seen the site before, they take normal snacks and reproduce them in huge (and delicious) proportions. We mentioned them back at Easter, but here are a few looks at what they've been up to recently. Be warned that you may have a strong desire to pimp snacks after hanging around the site:
The Reese Bowl: I can't believe that they found a pan that is the exact shape as a mini Reeses!
Nutrageous: Also a product by Reese's, but this time it's complete with wrapper!
Custard Tart: Biggest. Custard tart. Ever.
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6-24-2006 @10:27PM moonablaze said... looks like a standard fluted tart pan to me...
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