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There's nothing sadder than watching an old lady down a whole box of Dots
candy. Whatever happened to Jelly babys, or Jujubes? Free your mind! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gumdrop W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) |
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![]() "Christopher M." > wrote in message ... > There's nothing sadder than watching an old lady down a whole box of Dots > candy. > Whatever happened to Jelly babys, or Jujubes? Those are not gum drops and why is it sad? Never heard of Jelly babys but AFAIK Jujubes are still being made. Hell on the teeth though. |
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"Christopher M." wrote:
> >There's nothing sadder than watching an old lady down a whole box of Dots >candy. >Whatever happened to Jelly babys, or Jujubes? > >Free your mind! >http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gumdrop What old lady? There's nothing sad about eating gum drops, all those are happy candies, I love gum drops and all the rest of those chewy fat free candies; Twizzlers, jelly beans, oh, I love Chuckles! And since I'm a licorice maven I prefer Black Crows to Dots. Unfortunately the wimpy PC faggots dropped the Black so today they are called just "Crows". Here is the original: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2371/...fbcefdf01d.jpg |
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Christopher M. wrote:
> There's nothing sadder than watching an old lady down a whole box of Dots > candy. > Whatever happened to Jelly babys, or Jujubes? > > Free your mind! > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gumdrop > > W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) > > Silly old bear! -Bob |
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On Nov 28, 7:28*pm, "Julie Bove" > wrote:
> "Christopher M." > wrote in message > > ... > > > There's nothing sadder than watching an old lady down a whole box of Dots > > candy. > > Whatever happened to Jelly babys, or Jujubes? > > Those are not gum drops and why is it sad? *Never heard of Jelly babys but > AFAIK Jujubes are still being made. *Hell on the teeth though. > > My former dentist said they would give Jujubes to patients to chew on when they wanted to remove a crown. He said it worked every time. That being said I've never had or even seen them and I always thought he was saying ju-ju's. |
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![]() "Brooklyn1" <Gravesend1> wrote in message ... > "Christopher M." wrote: >> >>There's nothing sadder than watching an old lady down a whole box of Dots >>candy. >>Whatever happened to Jelly babys, or Jujubes? >> >>Free your mind! >>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gumdrop > > What old lady? There's nothing sad about eating gum drops, all those > are happy candies, I love gum drops and all the rest of those chewy > fat free candies; Twizzlers, jelly beans, oh, I love Chuckles! And > since I'm a licorice maven I prefer Black Crows to Dots. Unfortunately > the wimpy PC faggots dropped the Black so today they are called just > "Crows". Here is the original: > http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2371/...fbcefdf01d.jpg Oh yeah? I've been thinkin of new ways to eat licorice. W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) |
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![]() "Brooklyn1" <Gravesend1> wrote in message ... > "Christopher M." wrote: >> >>There's nothing sadder than watching an old lady down a whole box of Dots >>candy. >>Whatever happened to Jelly babys, or Jujubes? >> >>Free your mind! >>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gumdrop > > What old lady? There's nothing sad about eating gum drops, all those > are happy candies, I love gum drops and all the rest of those chewy > fat free candies; Twizzlers, jelly beans, oh, I love Chuckles! I'm more into fruit slices than Chuckles. But those fruit slices must have a ton of sugar. W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) |
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On Nov 28, 5:16*pm, "Christopher M." > wrote:
> There's nothing sadder than watching an old lady down a whole box of Dots > candy. > Whatever happened to Jelly babys, or Jujubes? > > Free your mind!http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gumdrop > > W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) Was she gumming them or did she have teeth? |
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![]() "Christopher M." > wrote in message ... > > "Brooklyn1" <Gravesend1> wrote in message > ... >> "Christopher M." wrote: >>> >>>There's nothing sadder than watching an old lady down a whole box of Dots >>>candy. >>>Whatever happened to Jelly babys, or Jujubes? >>> >>>Free your mind! >>>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gumdrop >> >> What old lady? There's nothing sad about eating gum drops, all those >> are happy candies, I love gum drops and all the rest of those chewy >> fat free candies; Twizzlers, jelly beans, oh, I love Chuckles! > > I'm more into fruit slices than Chuckles. > > But those fruit slices must have a ton of sugar. They are candy, of course they are mostly sugar. |
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![]() "ItsJoanNotJoann" > wrote in message ... On Nov 28, 7:28 pm, "Julie Bove" > wrote: > "Christopher M." > wrote in message > > ... > > > There's nothing sadder than watching an old lady down a whole box of > > Dots > > candy. > > Whatever happened to Jelly babys, or Jujubes? > > Those are not gum drops and why is it sad? Never heard of Jelly babys but > AFAIK Jujubes are still being made. Hell on the teeth though. > > My former dentist said they would give Jujubes to patients to chew on when they wanted to remove a crown. He said it worked every time. That being said I've never had or even seen them and I always thought he was saying ju-ju's. I had them as a child. But worse still was some sugar free candies that my parents bought. They were not quite a jelly and not quite a hard candy. You could chew and chew and they would move from tooth to tooth but you could never bite through them. Jujubes taste good but the texture is bad. |
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![]() Christopher wrote: >There's nothing sadder than watching an > old lady down a whole box of Dots > candy. >Whatever happened to Jelly babys, or > Jujubes? I've never heard of those two candies, and I don't care for Dots, but do like gumdrops, but why in the heck is it so hard just to find the regular red/green ones at Christmas time?? Most of them are Spice Drops and I can't stand those. I did find some regular ones by the Brach co. and I don't care for their chocolate candy, but am hoping I will like these, as every year I make Gumdrop Cookies for the holidays, but am still hoping to find regular ones by a different candy maker. I also can't find the MINT M & M's this year, and my family loves cookies from them for Christmas too. I hate it when suddenly the stores quit handling certain things...such as blanched whole almonds. Son ordered me 2 lbs. online and had them shipped to me. Judy |
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![]() "Judy Haffner" > wrote in message ... > > Christopher wrote: > >>There's nothing sadder than watching an >> old lady down a whole box of Dots >> candy. > >>Whatever happened to Jelly babys, or >> Jujubes? > > I've never heard of those two candies, and I don't care for Dots, but do > like gumdrops, but why in the heck is it so hard just to find the > regular red/green ones at Christmas time?? Most of them are Spice Drops > and I can't stand those. I did find some regular ones by the Brach co. > and I don't care for their chocolate candy, but am hoping I will like > these, as every year I make Gumdrop Cookies for the holidays, but am > still hoping to find regular ones by a different candy maker. > > I also can't find the MINT M & M's this year, and my family loves > cookies from them for Christmas too. I hate it when suddenly the stores > quit handling certain things...such as blanched whole almonds. Son > ordered me 2 lbs. online and had them shipped to me. I like Dots okay but only certain flavors of gumdrops. I don't like the spice ones. I've found mint M & Ms everywhere but they are with the Christmas candies. I've had a couple of coupons for them. |
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On Nov 28, 11:34*pm, "news" > wrote:
> "Christopher M." > wrote in message > > ... > > > > > > > "Brooklyn1" <Gravesend1> wrote in message > .. . > >> "Christopher M." wrote: > > >>>There's nothing sadder than watching an old lady down a whole box of Dots > >>>candy. > >>>Whatever happened to Jelly babys, or Jujubes? > > >>>Free your mind! > >>>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gumdrop > > >> What old lady? *There's nothing sad about eating gum drops, all those > >> are happy candies, I love gum drops and all the rest of those chewy > >> fat free candies; Twizzlers, jelly beans, oh, I love Chuckles! > > > I'm more into fruit slices than Chuckles. > > > But those fruit slices must have a ton of sugar. > > They are candy, of course they are mostly sugar. Exactly! After I began making Christmas Candy, I began being very suspicious of sugarless candy, since most of the candy I was making consisted of sugar. If not sugar, then what was I putting in my mouth when I ate a piece of sugarless candy? ;-) John Kuthe... |
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On Tue, 29 Nov 2011 01:48:26 -0800, "Julie Bove"
> wrote: > >"Judy Haffner" > wrote in message ... >> >> Christopher wrote: >> >>>There's nothing sadder than watching an >>> old lady down a whole box of Dots >>> candy. >> >>>Whatever happened to Jelly babys, or >>> Jujubes? >> >> I've never heard of those two candies, and I don't care for Dots, but do >> like gumdrops, but why in the heck is it so hard just to find the >> regular red/green ones at Christmas time?? Most of them are Spice Drops >> and I can't stand those. I did find some regular ones by the Brach co. >> and I don't care for their chocolate candy, but am hoping I will like >> these, as every year I make Gumdrop Cookies for the holidays, but am >> still hoping to find regular ones by a different candy maker. >> >> I also can't find the MINT M & M's this year, and my family loves >> cookies from them for Christmas too. I hate it when suddenly the stores >> quit handling certain things...such as blanched whole almonds. Son >> ordered me 2 lbs. online and had them shipped to me. > >I like Dots okay but only certain flavors of gumdrops. I don't like the >spice ones. I've found mint M & Ms everywhere but they are with the >Christmas candies. I've had a couple of coupons for them. I like all flavors of gum drops, the spice flavored ones are very good. I really love gummy bears/worms. I love those giant gum drops best, for me I think it's really the texture I love, like giant sweet turgid nipples. |
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![]() "Judy Haffner" > wrote in message ... > > Christopher wrote: > >>There's nothing sadder than watching an >> old lady down a whole box of Dots >> candy. > >>Whatever happened to Jelly babys, or >> Jujubes? > > I've never heard of those two candies, and I don't care for Dots, but do > like gumdrops, but why in the heck is it so hard just to find the > regular red/green ones at Christmas time?? Most of them are Spice Drops > and I can't stand those. Me as well. > I did find some regular ones by the Brach co. > and I don't care for their chocolate candy, but am hoping I will like > these, as every year I make Gumdrop Cookies for the holidays, but am > still hoping to find regular ones by a different candy maker. Brach's seems to make good gelled candies. Maybe it's because the ingredients are cheaper. Jolly Ranchers makes great hard candy, but I can't stand anything else they make. > I also can't find the MINT M & M's this year, and my family loves > cookies from them for Christmas too. I hate it when suddenly the stores > quit handling certain things...such as blanched whole almonds. Son > ordered me 2 lbs. online and had them shipped to me. Some people love mint chocolate. Some people hate it. I once went through a phase where I eschewed mint chocolate. W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) |
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