7/11 turns into Kwik-E-Mart

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A dozen 7-11 stores, including one in Chicago, turned into the fictional convenience stores of “The Simpsons” fame this weekend.

The Kwik-E-Marts, along with the 6,000 other Seven-Elevens around North America will sell Simpsons-themed treats during the month-long promotion. Among them: Buzz Cola, Krusty-O’s cereal and Squishees, the slushy Slurpees knockoff.

It’s all part of a campaign to hype next month’s opening of “The Simpsons Movie” based on the long-running cartoon show.

The cartoon loves to lampoon convenience stores for their unhealthy snacks.

Advertising officials with 7-11 say the promotion shows they get the cartoon’s joke.

The Kwik-E-Marts will be covered in industrial foam and given new signs to replicate the animated look of the fictional stores.

Copyright 2007 The Associated Press.

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Hey, I wrote about these 7-11 transformations in March. The 7-11 down the street from me in Coquitlam, British Columbia is the only location in Canada to get the facelift.

I’m going to check it out tommorrow, grab a Squishee, and snap some pics. I’ll be posting on http://chrischen.ca” rel=”nofollow”>my blog shortly.

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