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I bought five bags (30 Fun Size pieces each) of Butterfingers prior to Halloween. That should keep me going until about April.
#1: People walking past when it was parked would constantly be slashing themselves on those two pointy things at the front (assuming that even is the front). Still, if you drove fast enough you might spear a few pigeons out of the air.
ReplyDelete#2: Early test of prototype electric-chair technology?
Infidel - Yeah, those things look dangerous.
DeleteHere I thought charging for a program after charging an entrance fee was a new thing.... How silly of me.
ReplyDeleteNever cared for Butterfinger bars.... chocolate covered insulation. I can't believe Pyrex was so inexpensive.
ReplyDeleteRick, you never know when stress-eating caused by current events will happen. Next time buy 12 bags and hope you can make it till the next Halloween!
ReplyDeleteMilleson - I like the idea of buying 12 bags.
DeleteI don't want to sound pissy BUT American candy is crap---I grew up in the 60's and 70's---Things were made better---Not saying it didn't kill you---But the ingredients today in most things we consume are full of stuff that would extend shelf life, make it look better-dyes---and not so quality ingredients----And they just don't taste the same---I rather spend a little more and have quality chocolate----Or find something made outside of this country---
ReplyDeleteVRCooper - Yeah, the ingredient list on just about everything, not just candy, is kinda scary.
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