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Tootsie pop fans-- is there any truth to the Indian and star myth?
When I was growing up in the 70's, kids kept their Tootsie Pop wrappers if they had the full picture of the Indian shooting the star on them. Supposedly, one could send in these wrappers for free Tootsie Pops. I am sure that my parents threw them out decades ago(!) but am still wondering about the story. Was there any truth to it, or was it an urban myth?
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
i heard that also but its not true
- Anonymous5 years ago
if you're fortunate adequate to locate the comprehensive Indian capturing movie star new child on the Tootsie Pop wrapper, it truly is going to deliver you good luck. even as my seventeen 12 months previous son changed into in little ones’s medical institution with dissimilar infectious mind lesions we taped one to the wall in his room. With a 5% possibility of survival and dissimilar mind surgical procedures, tremendous medical doctors, nurses, a lot of prayers and the wrapper tapped to the wall worked. To on the present time that wrapper is taped to in spite of mattress room wall he sleeps in nightly. Even by college. you decide on.....
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Yeah, no, I totally had one. I sent it in and they sent me a big box of toys. It had a tent, a paddle ball, a toy flashlight and a box with a picture of a fire on it. I guess they like camping toys.
