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Things from your past you forgot about!
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My mom didn't allow candy cigarettes. If we got from trick-or-treating, she threw them away. Like THAT'S what made me start smoking!
I LOVED the candy cigarrets, but they were like the hard kind, made of sugar and a little vinalla or mint or something it's been so long I cant' remember, but I LOVED them.
It's not what made me to start smoking either, though I don't think it helped with the oral fixation however. =p
It's not what made me to start smoking either, though I don't think it helped with the oral fixation however. =p
There were bubblegum ones, too. When you blew into them, a puff of sugar came out and looked like smoke. A boy in my 7th-grade science class freaked out the teacher with one on the first day of school. It was her first teaching job.
haha ha, geee I wonder why you can't find THAT candy anymore. =p
Political correctness hits the candy counter!
REmember Garbage Pail Kids. Stickers you got with some really bad gum. I still have a bunch of them.
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OMG, I still have my garbage pail kids, what were the knock off ones though??
Remeber,slap braclets?
My mom took mine away and I kept getting them from school, I even had a red mark on my arm, it was SO cool. THEN.
Remeber,slap braclets?
My mom took mine away and I kept getting them from school, I even had a red mark on my arm, it was SO cool. THEN.
I believe they were suppose to be a knock off of The Cabbage Patch Kids?
I remember the 6 oz. bottles of Coke. My grandparents lived right behind a little mom-and-pop store and my grandfather would give me a dime. The Coke was 3 cents, plus a 2-cent deposit on the bottle and a Hershey bar was a nickel. If I had a bottle, to return I could get 2 pieces of bubble gum, too.
