- by Owen Morton
Right, well. A year and a half after my previous article on Fiendish Feet (which I bet you all really want to read, so just click here), I find myself in the unique and enviable position of having the opportunity to write about them again. The reason for this is that somebody calling himself Rare Bob read the previous article (apparently finding it independently on an internet search engine) and then emailed me to 'congratulate' me on my extensive coverage.
He was also kind enough to email me a picture. Sadly, it wasn't a picture of one of the actual yoghurt pots, but it's certainly close enough. From what I can tell, it's a mug which looks like Fangs A Lot. The yoghurt pot of Fangs A Lot was very very similar to this picture, except obviously, it didn't have the handle. Yes, okay, Fiendish Feet were marketted with a target audience of really stupid people in mind, but even the target audience wasn't thought to be stupid enough to need a handle on the side of their yoghurt pot (though maybe it would have been a good idea: the handle could have stopped the yoghurts walking away with those fiendish feet of theirs).
Anyway, enough gibbering. Here's the picture:
Thank you, Rare Bob, for this contribution to the website. I regrettably can't think of much more to say on this update, other than, well, if you have any pictures of actual yoghurt pots (Fiendish Feet ones, that is: I don't want photos of any old yoghurt pots), please email them to me, and I'll give you credit of the kind that Rare Bob has received in this article! Bet you can't wait, eh?