The Superest

I can only imagine 'fire' bieng next.

Maybe this could herald the return of 'Scout-boy' who fearlessly roasts many soft, chewy comestibles on an open fire while telling spooky stories.

Or not.

Tom | [ a ]

This is truly disturbing. Bravo!

Nikkers | [ a ]

GODLIKE :D this one really made me laugh

Bronko | [ a ]

::applauds s'more pun::

burt | [ a ]

Good one. I hadn't seen that one coming... I like the font a lot!

redgirl | [ a ]

That's sick. She's a cannibalistic (?) species traitor!

solaana | [ a ]

Yeah, Baby, you tell that stick who's boss.

M.M. | [ a ]

AWESOME THE MALLO OF DEATH Will eats us

guy | [ a ]

Didn't Miss Marshmallower have her own Saturday morning cartoon in the '80s? With her side kicks; Choco T. Goodness and Gram E. Craker.

DanOhh | [ a ]

It's the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man... 's wife.

Nothing more disturbing than a malevolation of marshmellows.

dvlfish | [ a ]

Actually, she is only Miss Marshmallower and is still unmarried. Though I'm sure when Stay-Puff comes to port, he often looks her way.

WulfBane | [ a ]

Nice one. The only thing that seems missing here (and maybe I'm just sick and twisted) is little death grimaces on all the 'Mallow's she's piling on that pole.
Presumably they have them, but they're all unfortunately facing away from us :(

Linsel | [ a ]

Er, it's really not much of a pun at all. "S'more" actually does come from "some more".

Nice usage, yes. Pun, barely.

Great picture, anyway!

Superreader | [ a ]

SUPERREADER: True, but what makes it a pun is that a s'more is also a marshmallowy treat and the sentence works in both ways: "You'll always want some more" and "You'll always want s'more"(referring to the afore mentioned treat). However I do stand by the fact that it was indeed a really stupid pun. :)

sutter | [ a ]