Who would win in a fight?

[Orrex]

Poll question: Who would win in a fight?

[Orrex]

1. Kick for the day-timers

[Blue_Tires]

2. i thought they were one and the same

never seen them both in the same place...

[MrCoffee]

3. That's what I like about high school cartoon girls...

There's no way to end that without sounding 9 kinds of creepy.

[Orrex]

6. According to Wiki, she's no longer a minor

[Deep13]

4. Who the hell is Kim Possible?

Regrettably, Esurance did manage to stick Erin in my brain without my consent before I was able to hit the mute button.

[datasuspect]

5. i would win in a fight

[charlie and algernon]

7. an eraser

[3.14158675309]

8. What kind of fight? Battle of wits? Thumb war? Mud wrestle? No holds barred cage match?

I need more information. And pics.

[Bucky]

9. Erin, even though she, um, hangs out with "paying customers"

Prostitutes are always tough. Kim Possible, meanwhile, is just a damn cartoon.

[Bryan]

10. Psst. Erin Esurance is a cartoon.

For crying out loud, people, if you're going to pev out to advertising mascots, try to focus on the ones who are real (like that saucy flibbertigibbet from the Progressive commercials).

[Bucky]

11. Actually in the Esurance universe continuity...

... it's pretty well established that real life people can be transformed into cartoons and, ipso facto, can then later be remogrified back into flesh and blood living persons. So I can still live in hope. Meanwhile the Progressive Insurance pixie is obviously a sexless being dwelling in Heaven's insurance office. If I wanted to hit that, I'd have to goddamn get in line.

[Orrex]

12. That's kind of a leap

All we know is that flesh-and-blood people can be cartoonified and later restored to normal. I submit that the initial flesh-and-blood form is a necessary component because it provides the template for uncartoonification. Without this, the process simply wouldn't work.

Clearly you have no understanding of cartoon biology.