Leno

I might have been born in the late 90s, but I am a fan of Leno and Conan's late night careers. (I still do watch Conan on TBS, and I'm planning on watching CNBC's Jay Leno's Garage) so this is is my Leno specific page, I also plan on making on for Conan too.

99 Cent Store

Blocks that are mostly mislabeled or just odd for a kids toy. 

Here's my thoughts on them:

Persimmon: It's possible this is a mislabeled tomato block, but it's also possible it is a persimmon given how similar they look to tomatoes.

They even do in Animal Crossing New Leaf, albeit a bit more squished looking.

Maize: Fair, enough that's another name for corn stalks.

Beer: It's labeled right, but not really kid friendly. I'm sure Shane would approve though.

Some alternative "wrong names" I have for the block is Ale, Barley, and Brew.

Apricot: Hmm there's two of them, both using pictures of cherries. I'm not sure where this mistake would come from, besides it being a simple mistranslation. Apricots resemble peaches more than anything.

Radish: I actually don't know how this one happened again, unless it  was a mistranslated, or they were confused for these kind of radishes much like the persimmon example above.

PawPaw: It looks more like cantaloupe or a honeydew melon. However, it does bare a resemblance to Pawpaw which is common in the eastern United States and Canada. The picture looks a bit too round to be pawpaw though.

 

Capsicum: Capsicum isn't wrong since it's a genus for peppers. I guess it's not a bad idea to teach big words to kids. Hell, same case with pawpaw to teach them about fruits they don't know about.

Santa's Comming.  Despite the typo, it's a pretty cute stocking. Hearts are my favorite shape (along with the peace sign) so I approve of this besides the typo.

Here is a six legged pig that plays music when you press it.  I just find it funny, it's kinda like a spider. just two less legs. Thus it is Spider Pig! (Or an alternative version of Spider-Ham after getting bit by a radioactive pig.)

This was sent into due to the "suggestive" position on the stocking. Obviously I don't think this was intentional, it's more likely he's giving her a hug from the back or just touching her shoulder. I do like these dogs designs and I might redraw them sometime.

This adorable one eyed Snowman sings the Christmas classic Frosty The Snowman but the man singing it forgets the song halfway through and at the end of the verse sings, "The last line I don't know!"