You want me to paint what??

Having worked in a theme park for many years I know how it is. Luckily my theme park advertises itself as having Christian Values so on a few occasions I've had to remind customers of that and have never had anyone mad. Have more problems with gum chewers.

LoneWolf, my 6 y.o. has that book and he loooooves it !!!! (to be honest, me too!). In fact, he went through a"poopy stage" when he diapers left and he steadily was asking for poppy books.





But my fav one is called "¿Quién ha sido?" ("Who was it?") where a funny monkey is looking for someone who popped on his head. This is the little monkey with a still hot poo on his head:




And here's his revenge against his guilty brother:

HillbillyDiva1 wrote:Having worked in a theme park for many years I know how it is. Luckily my theme park advertises itself as having Christian Values so on a few occasions I've had to remind customers of that and have never had anyone mad. Have more problems with gum chewers.

So Christians don't poop? ;-)

Pilareta: great collection and poor monkey, that seems to hurt! *lol*

Christians poop they just don't talk about it or display it. One of the lease shops had the invisible dogs that pee and they made them get ride of them.

I wonder if painting that would be Evil? Would not want to violate "the vow" Eh? Seems more evil to me to poop on a monkey (hilarious) than to paint dragons and skulls!

Darn, I wish that the dog who peed on my Fat Max had used invisible pee! I really need to get one of those dogs, put it out in front of my set up with a red circle and a slash through it! Right next to my no smoking sign that every one ignores!

Painting parasols once had a parent return one because the girl ask for a unicorn and the didn't believe in imaginary animals.

ewwwww.. that book is yucky...... I dont believe in poop.

Too funny!

I love your responses

I'd maybe have done a painting of poop with a silly face on it, unless the theme park had a 'poop-free' leaning