May 28, 2011
UFO
PlayCompany X made and sold pies in tins like this. People who bought the pie figured out the tin had some amazing entertainment value and another company bought rights to the name X and started selling these tins as a toy. Identify X
Cracked by: Ananth , badideabear , RISHI , nikhil , Thejas V R , Rogi , Sumanth Patlolla , raklodramA , Rahulk , Jayaprakash B R , vishwanath , jins , rajeshwer , Manish Achuth , shrik , Swarun , KK , Urthstripe , Anjul , Aravind , dineshk , Sanador , grey_matters , sandeep bhat , krudebox , Shwetha Maiya , shrey , dhruv , Dibyo , Raghuvansh , Siddarth Pai , udupendra , vkamath and Martin
Answer:
Frisbie Baking Company, and the Frisbe
Subscribe
Play
Head 2 Head
this->bb();
frisbie
Frisbie Pie Company
Frisbie pie company sold the rights to Wham-O to manf. frisbee.
Frisbee
X = Frisbie / Frisbee
Frisbie
Frisbie pie tin by Frisbie Pie Company
frisbie
Frisbee
Frisbie
frisbee
Frisbee
frisbee??!!!…
Frisbie’s Pies
The Frisbie Pie Company.
Me does protest: this is not geeky enough!
x- Frisbee
Frisbie Pie Company
Frisbie
Frisbie Pie Company
Frisbee Pies
Frisbie pies
Frisbee
Frisbies :)
Frisbies
frisbie’s
Frisbie Pie Company
Frisbie Pie Company
Frisbee
Frisbee. I mean they used it as frisbees
frisbie pie company
Frisbie / Frisbee
frisbies tins made into frisbies
Frisbee
frisbie pies (frisbees)
Frisbees