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lukehayd said:
I have a daughter who is turning 3 in a few weeks so I still know how to spoon feed.
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my son will be turning 3 on the 31st....oh just today he went downstairs to the garage...opened the garage door and took off in his big wheel without telling us.. little kids these days giving their parents heart attacks
 
bdcc said:
I can't spoon feed. You have to find it somewhere in this thread.

843 pages, go! ;)
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Bahaha! Ill let my mind wander instead, before i go on that wild goose hunt!

So.....

AFR:
Apples, fart, rabbits? Afros for rapers? Alfredo flippin ranchero, american for real, anabolic fish rags?....

Ok thats harder than i thought it would be... my brain hurts...
 
Are fruity pebbles delicious? We don't have them in the American food shop so I would have to buy them online. They would cost me about $10 because of the shipping.
 
bdcc said:
Are fruity pebbles delicious? We don't have them in the American food shop so I would have to buy them online. They would cost me about $10 because of the shipping.
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yes. ive eaten a full box in a sitting.

One of the only cereals that is amazing crunchy, or soft and mushy. fo effin good.
 
When it gets to placing a special order for your carb refeed, is this too far?

I hope not!
 
I have just checked. One box of Fruity Pebbles will cost me the equivalent of about $15 lol.

Waiting to hear more testimonials on how amazing these are before I remortgage to pay for them.
 
bdcc said:
I have just checked. One box of Fruity Pebbles will cost me the equivalent of about $15 lol.

Waiting to hear more testimonials on how amazing these are before I remortgage to pay for them.
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A remortgage would definitely b worth it for these! I'm gonna grab sum of these for my refeed this weekend cuz now I'm craving them big time
 
bdcc said:
I have just checked. One box of Fruity Pebbles will cost me the equivalent of about $15 lol.

Waiting to hear more testimonials on how amazing these are before I remortgage to pay for them.
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They are good for sure. though I am more of a chocolate pebbles/cocoa krispies kind of guy.
 
FL3X MAGNUM said:
I have a rare discovery to unveil tonight guys!
KingJames and LTL are both cereal lovers and should appreciate this.
I use Kashi go lean Crunch for this because it's high in protein and has good texture.
Grab a handful of [insert cereal of choice here] and apply a good layer of cheese in a can (sharp cheddar tastes great for this).
Shove into mouth.
Enjoy.
My new cheat meal...so awesome!!!
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Aw shît!
 
bdcc said:
I have just checked. One box of Fruity Pebbles will cost me the equivalent of about $15 lol.

Waiting to hear more testimonials on how amazing these are before I remortgage to pay for them.
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cocoa pebbles are better. fruity pebbles are for fruitcakes
 
Cook it in MJ butter. Great for bulking ;)
 
All the pebbles I have looked at contain hydrogenated vegetable oil.

Unsubbed.
 
Am I the only one who likes this stuff? It's my favorite, always has been.

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T-AD said:
Am I the only one who likes this stuff? It's my favorite, always has been.

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<-----this guy loves it too....



am I the only one that actually opened up cereal boxes in grocery stores to steal the toys in them? I was 8 and bored.... :p
 
Loudy Rowdy said:
<-----this guy loves it too....



am I the only one that actually opened up cereal boxes in grocery stores to steal the toys in them? I was 8 and bored.... :p
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Remember how/when grocery stores used to have the big sections of candy that you could weigh and buy (think of how the fruit and vegetables are laid out in the middle of the produce sections, now)? I stole a little caramel square when I was little. It was when I was really little and I honestly can't remember back to know if I knew it was wrong or if I legitimately thought it was okay to take one. Regardless, I still feel bad about it to this day.
 
MidwestBeast said:
Remember how/when grocery stores used to have the big sections of candy that you could weigh and buy (think of how the fruit and vegetables are laid out in the middle of the produce sections, now)? I stole a little caramel square when I was little. It was when I was really little and I honestly can't remember back to know if I knew it was wrong or if I legitimately thought it was okay to take one. Regardless, I still feel bad about it to this day.
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I used to rob gummy bears out of those things...I feel no remorse
 
Me and Blake really cemented our friendship today.

Friendship isn't really the perfect word for what happened but let's stick with it anyway, at least until the police arrive and take him in for questioning.
 
bdcc said:
Me and Blake really cemented our friendship today.

Friendship isn't really the perfect word for what happened but let's stick with it anyway, at least until the police arrive and take him in for questioning.
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Everything I did, I did for you!
 
MidwestBeast said:
Remember how/when grocery stores used to have the big sections of candy that you could weigh and buy (think of how the fruit and vegetables are laid out in the middle of the produce sections, now)? I stole a little caramel square when I was little. It was when I was really little and I honestly can't remember back to know if I knew it was wrong or if I legitimately thought it was okay to take one. Regardless, I still feel bad about it to this day.
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you can forgive yourself now...it's OK.
 
Blake, this story is 100% true, pinky promise.

When I was a child my babysitter bought me some penny sweets (they cost 1p each). She told me she put more in the bag than she told the shopkeeper.

I realised that this was theft so when I next went in there I told them I put 100 sweets in the bag even though I had only put about 95 in there. I gave them 5p (about 7 cents). This was a big deal to me as well.

Moral of the story, when faced with the same dilemma, Ben does the right thing and Blake does nothing.
 
bdcc said:
Blake, this story is 100% true, pinky promise.

When I was a child my babysitter bought me some penny sweets (they cost 1p each). She told me she put more in the bag than she told the shopkeeper.

I realised that this was theft so when I next went in there I told them I put 100 sweets in the bag even though I had only put about 95 in there. I gave them 5p (about 7 cents). This was a big deal to me as well.

Moral of the story, when faced with the same dilemma, Ben does the right thing and Blake does nothing.
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My mom marched my fuzzy butt back to the grocery store and made me tell them what I did and apologize before I paid for it.(don't really remember what it was though) Then, of course, I got a spanking when I got home and mom told dad what had happened! Moral of the story: don't decide to eat stolen candy in the back seat of the car when your mom knows you shouldn't have any candy.
 
lukehayd said:
My mom marched my fuzzy butt back to the grocery store and made me tell them what I did and apologize before I paid for it.(don't really remember what it was though) Then, of course, I got a spanking when I got home and mom told dad what had happened! Moral of the story: don't decide to eat stolen candy in the back seat of the car when your mom knows you shouldn't have any candy.
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Haha, eating the evidence in front of them. Classic rookie manoeuvre!

How old were you? I am surprised you had a fuzzy butt at such a young age. Puberty must have hit really early for you. Either that or you were still sitting in the back of the car when you were 15 lol.
 
bdcc said:
Haha, eating the evidence in front of them. Classic rookie manoeuvre!

How old were you? I am surprised you had a fuzzy butt at such a young age. Puberty must have hit really early for you. Either that or you were still sitting in the back of the car when you were 15 lol.
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It was last week.
 
bdcc said:
Me and Blake really consummated our friendship today.

Friendship isn't really the perfect word for what happened but let's stick with it anyway, at least until the police arrive and take him in for questioning.
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Wait what?
 
lukehayd said:
My mom marched my fuzzy butt back to the grocery store and made me tell them what I did and apologize before I paid for it.(don't really remember what it was though) Then, of course, I got a spanking when I got home and mom told dad what had happened! Moral of the story: don't decide to eat stolen candy in the back seat of the car when your mom knows you shouldn't have any candy.
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:toofunny:
 
I'm disappointed in the Ben's lack of commitment to this thread.
 
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