Rollos

Gullible people are called "Rollos," after a popular book character of Ives's youth featuring a wide-eyed conformist named Rollo.

Death Never Life Is Reported The Daily Growler 2006

Hi honey, I'm not sure how many Rollos would make it in after extensive testing in our kitchen!

At My Table 2007

The land is colored marshmallow, the trunk of the palm tree Rollos and the palm leafs sectioned candy fruit wedges.

The Place to Which the Good Ship Lollipop Goes « Whatever 2007

I thought it was pretty clever, myself, especially the part about using Rollos for the trunk.

The Place to Which the Good Ship Lollipop Goes « Whatever 2007

The land is colored marshmallow, the trunk of the palm tree Rollos and the palm leafs sectioned candy fruit wedges.

2007 January « Whatever 2007

I thought it was pretty clever, myself, especially the part about using Rollos for the trunk.

2007 January 30 « Whatever 2007

The land is colored marshmallow, the trunk of the palm tree Rollos and the palm leafs sectioned candy fruit wedges.

2007 January 30 « Whatever 2007

I thought it was pretty clever, myself, especially the part about using Rollos for the trunk.

2007 January « Whatever 2007

Oh, we'll get slammed by the commercial Rollos look, we are stealing Ives's name for a Yahoo, including those who say Gershwin was the greatest ever American composer and songwriter how do we know Kay Swift and Ann Ronell didn't write Gershwin's songs?

Individualism Contest The Daily Growler 2006

Who else would know your dad fed you Rollos when he took you to work with him that day when you were eight or nine?

Counting Up, Counting Down Turtledove, Harry 2002