History according to Glorp Gum
Herb Fringeport Rafferty, architect for “Tomorrow’s Building,” is world wide known for his amazing design skills. But his status as founder of The American Society of Architects Scholar Learners (ASASL) wasn’t earned overnight. No, he […]
Original 1971 Glorp Gum Commercial (Video taken from Saturday Morning Cartoon VHS from 1984). Featuring the classic “Glorp Gum Ghoul” and the “Twirl Girl” who were both used in many Glorp Gum ads in the […]
Even after the Soviet-backed Glorp Greeting Card Co. was dissolved by the US government, the originalGlorp Gum Co.’sreputation remained in ruins. Gone was the goodwill of so many kickcaine-jonseing WWII vets– the Glorp name was now […]
Although World War II was a trying time for the United States and the rest of the world, it was a boom time for the GLORP Gum Company. As you may recall from previous missives, […]
Have you ever flown a fighter plane during WWII? Have you ever wanted to? Is the answer yes? If so, you might have been one of the first Americans to try delicious GLORP Gum! Originally […]
Remember last year when a holiday miracle uncovered my grandfather’s long lost Christmas cards? If not, you can read all about them here. Much to my surprise, they were pretty popular and made their way all […]
I got a pretty exciting package from my mom recently: A container of my grandfathers’ Christmas cards from 1955. These aren’t personal Christmas cards, but rather leftover cards from my grandfather’s failed attempt at starting […]
I BOUGHT A GUM COMPANY! Well, not any gum company, the Glorp Gum Company! Back in January I acquired the defunct Glorp Gum Brand. I always loved Glorp gum as a kid, and am looking […]
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