Halloween Candy Conspiracy

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I like how this thread has progressed ..... from candy .. to male enhancement products .. to wood.

[Wino you know]

Not to mention the 5-packs of Topps baseball cards with that GOD-AWFUL little piece of cardboard that the manufacurer tried to pass off as bubble gum.

I loved that cardboard, even though the yummy flavor only lasted as long as it took for it not to be cardboard anymore. I actually remember getting baseball cards trick or treating... used them in the spokes I'm sure!

I have a t-shirt that says "I used to be a millionaire, then my mother threw out my baseball cards."

I got it sometime when I was in my early 30's. I still have it, but it no longer fits me.
It somehow shrunk dramatically over the years.

[Hockey Mon]

I like how this thread has progressed ..... from candy .. to male enhancement products .. to wood.

heh heh, heh heh, you said wood, heh heh

[Frank4]

Not to mention the 5-packs of Topps baseball cards with that GOD-AWFUL little piece of cardboard that the manufacurer tried to pass off as bubble gum.

I loved that cardboard, even though the yummy flavor only lasted as long as it took for it not to be cardboard anymore. I actually remember getting baseball cards trick or treating... used them in the spokes I'm sure!

I can remember dropping that bubble gum and it would shatter into a hundred pieces. Ah, memories...

[Frank4]

I like how this thread has progressed ..... from candy .. to male enhancement products .. to wood.

Slow day at BN...which is okay with me

[aeroparrot]

I bought some candy today for the kiddies and I noticed the "Fun Size" candy bars are smaller than they used to be. They are more expensive and you get less candy. I guess it goes along with the times. No more 1/2 gallon ice cream, etc. Has anyone else noticed this?

Yes, definately.
Not only that, but some of the old classic candy bars have disappeared altogether. (Clark, 5th Avenue, Powerhouse, Zagnuts, Zero, et. al.).
Not to mention the 5-packs of Topps baseball cards with that GOD-AWFUL little piece of cardboard that the manufacurer tried to pass off as bubble gum.

Clark Bars are still sold.

[Glorfindel7]

I had a different take on this... maybe they're just trying to protect the kids health by reducing the amount of candy they'll eat

[Big Phan]

I like how this thread has progressed ..... from candy .. to male enhancement products .. to wood.

Guess only a noodle ho would notice that.

[Salukulady]

I had a different take on this... maybe they're just trying to protect the kids health by reducing the amount of candy they'll eat

yeah, but I really get annoyed when I hafta open so many to get my chocolate requirement for the day.

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I like how this thread has progressed ..... from candy .. to male enhancement products .. to wood.

Guess only a noodle ho would notice that.

It's a dirty minded job, but somebody's gotta do it.

[tikitatas]

I bought some candy today for the kiddies and I noticed the "Fun Size" candy bars are smaller than they used to be. They are more expensive and you get less candy. I guess it goes along with the times. No more 1/2 gallon ice cream, etc. Has anyone else noticed this?

Yes, definately.
Not only that, but some of the old classic candy bars have disappeared altogether. (Clark, 5th Avenue, Powerhouse, Zagnuts, Zero, et. al.).
Not to mention the 5-packs of Topps baseball cards with that GOD-AWFUL little piece of cardboard that the manufacurer tried to pass off as bubble gum.

Clark Bars are still sold.

I guess we never had any of those bars in Canada! Love the names, though. Were they good??