> > > Yeah. I bought one over here, and I noticed
> > > that it was made in Canada. It struck me as
> > > odd somehow. Oh, and it contained an elephant
> > > on a skateboard.
> >
> > Yeah? One of mine had a little tiny model
> > house, complete with submarine (I don't get it
> > either), and the other one had this cool attack
> > fish (which, I imagine, is provided to give the
> > submarine something to fight in gigantic
> > undersea battles). I think my wife got a little
> > puzzle of a mouse with a trombone, and a funny
> > little lens affair.
>
> Our German teacher bought some for us when she was in Canada for a teachers' conference. Mine was this really kind of creepy crab thing whose legs flitter about when you move him. It gives me the same repulsion as I get when I see an upside-down insect thrashing its legs, but not quite so bad.
>
> -Eric "Which is stupid, because it's a red plastic toy crab with a human face and a bow tie" Sleator
> Fri 29 Nov A.D. 2002

I don't know if I'm talking about the same type of Kinder Eggs, but a Romanian shop sells them in my town. So maybe Germany isn't the only place where it comes from.

De"...it's good chocolate..."meech
Sat 30 Nov A.D. 2002