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By *andom2chatMan
over a year ago
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 em. Even the cereal which is available in the UK now but I had in the U.S. originally.
Keep yer Marmite, stuff yet Weetabix, sit on yer Cadbury's creme egg, shove yer Chocolate fingers where the sun don't shine.
Gimme Reece cups washed down with gallons of Mountain Dew.  |
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By *andom2chatMan
over a year ago
A Galaxy Far, Far Away & Spain |
"GIVE THEM ALL TO ME.
I have stashes in different places to avoid eating them all in one go.
You seen you can buy Reese's Peanut Butter in a jar? (got it in Asda). Pass the spoon!"
I thought I was the only one did this. |
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" em. Even the cereal which is available in the UK now but I had in the U.S. originally.
Keep yer Marmite, stuff yet Weetabix, sit on yer Cadbury's creme egg, shove yer Chocolate fingers where the sun don't shine.
Gimme Reece cups washed down with gallons of Mountain Dew. "
Somebody did an experiment where they put a dead rat inside a container of Mountain Dew for 30 days - eroded the whole structure away, leaving only a jelly-like substance.
Can't un-see it enough to drink it now.  |
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" em. Even the cereal which is available in the UK now but I had in the U.S. originally.
Keep yer Marmite, stuff yet Weetabix, sit on yer Cadbury's creme egg, shove yer Chocolate fingers where the sun don't shine.
Gimme Reece cups washed down with gallons of Mountain Dew.
Somebody did an experiment where they put a dead rat inside a container of Mountain Dew for 30 days - eroded the whole structure away, leaving only a jelly-like substance.
Can't un-see it enough to drink it now. "
Not a pleasant image 
Although I think the problem with experiments like that is that your stomach already contains acid which would make much shorter work of a rat than any soft drink so a wee glass here and there won't really make a difference. |
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By *andom2chatMan
over a year ago
A Galaxy Far, Far Away & Spain |
" em. Even the cereal which is available in the UK now but I had in the U.S. originally.
Keep yer Marmite, stuff yet Weetabix, sit on yer Cadbury's creme egg, shove yer Chocolate fingers where the sun don't shine.
Gimme Reece cups washed down with gallons of Mountain Dew.
Somebody did an experiment where they put a dead rat inside a container of Mountain Dew for 30 days - eroded the whole structure away, leaving only a jelly-like substance.
Can't un-see it enough to drink it now. "
Glad that wasn't the one I was drinking  |
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" em. Even the cereal which is available in the UK now but I had in the U.S. originally.
Keep yer Marmite, stuff yet Weetabix, sit on yer Cadbury's creme egg, shove yer Chocolate fingers where the sun don't shine.
Gimme Reece cups washed down with gallons of Mountain Dew.
Somebody did an experiment where they put a dead rat inside a container of Mountain Dew for 30 days - eroded the whole structure away, leaving only a jelly-like substance.
Can't un-see it enough to drink it now.
Not a pleasant image
Although I think the problem with experiments like that is that your stomach already contains acid which would make much shorter work of a rat than any soft drink so a wee glass here and there won't really make a difference. "
Oh I know. I don't mean the corrosiveness of it (we all know what fizzy drinks are made of and what they can do).
I just couldn't un-see that bloodied gloop floating around the top whenever I opened a can/bottle. |
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