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Maerl Underthorn
i love almonds
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10-04-2003 02:57
As i sit here, trying to consume a very drried out cinnamon pop tart...cursing my sister for not bringing milk home so i could consume the wonderfully sweet taste of my frosted flakes...i think back on all the cereal ive eatten in my life span...apple jacks ruled...what was your favorite  |
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Teeny Leviathan
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10-04-2003 06:13
I have no favorite, but I'll give you the "Holy Trinity" of cereals: Cap'n Crunch Froot Loops Sugar Frosted Flakes All other cereals take a backseat to these. |
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Hikaru Yamamoto
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10-04-2003 08:08
Mine was Rainbow Brite cereal. They don't make it anymore, but i can still remember how it tasted as a 4 year old kid. My second choice is Fruity Pebbles, then Choco Pebbles. ^^
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Chip Midnight
ate my baby!
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10-04-2003 09:06
Quisp! (now... where did I put my propeller hat?)
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Darwin Appleby
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10-04-2003 09:14
Captain Crunch. I loved those wistles you could phreak with. Man, the good old days...
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Teeny Leviathan
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10-04-2003 09:32
From: someone Originally posted by Darwin Appleby
Captain Crunch. I loved those wistles you could phreak with. Man, the good old days... Captain Crunch? Its CAP'N, not Captain! Jeez, you must eat the stuff with pinkie extended from a silver spoon and bowl set. I barely rememeber Quisp, and his Life Partner, Quake. My 4 year old taste buds used to love both cereals. |
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Jordan Spencer
Made in Canada
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10-04-2003 10:10
Reese Peanut Butter Puffs.... ooooh yeah!  |
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Devlin Gallant
Thought Police
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10-04-2003 10:10
Raisan Bran. Kellog's NOT Post.
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Dionysus Starseeker
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10-04-2003 14:37
Froot Loops, all the way
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Chip Midnight
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10-04-2003 15:42
From: someone Originally posted by Teeny Leviathan
I barely rememeber Quisp, and his Life Partner, Quake. My 4 year old taste buds used to love both cereals. I forgot all about Quake! The mind is starting to go in my old age I guess.
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Misnomer Jones
3 is the magic number
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10-04-2003 15:44
When I was younger I liked
Capt'n Crunch (with crunchberries)
Lucky Charms &
Honeycomb
Now I like boring ole
Cheerios (Multigrain) &
Grapenuts (orignal. O's OR Flakes!)
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Hunter Phaeton
The New Cap'n Stubin
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10-04-2003 15:53
Fluit Roops!!!  |
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James Miller
Village Idiot
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10-04-2003 16:02
Lucky Charms, marshmellows only.
Btw, does anyone want 9 boxes of Lucky Charms cereal only, no marshmellows?
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Teeny Leviathan
Never started World War 3
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10-04-2003 16:14
From: someone Originally posted by Chip Midnight
I forgot all about Quake! The mind is starting to go in my old age I guess. Yes, Quake died young. Apparently, Quisp sold better, and I recall at one point, Quake getting a makeover. He fell into a machine (I think it was a "Queer Eye" Transmorgrafier) which changed him from a big, rough miner to a less threatening, cowboy hat and cape wearing dude. From there, he went nowhere but downhill. This thread sent me on a little web search, and I learned that Quisp was revived in 1999, and available in selected markets and from the Quaker website. |
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Talindra Song
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10-04-2003 18:10
Fruit Loops used to be the way to go for me - but now I find that it's Multigrain Cheerios. I hope this isn't a sign that I'm getting old....
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Chip Midnight
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10-04-2003 18:50
From: someone Originally posted by Teeny Leviathan
This thread sent me on a little web search, and I learned that Quisp was revived in 1999, and available in selected markets and from the Quaker website. I saw Quisp T-shirts for sale somewhere recently. Damned if I can remember where though.
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Loki Pico
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10-04-2003 19:44
What were they called, Sugar Pops? Talk about truth in packaging! Seemed like there was a bear or something on the box. I loved Cap'n Cruch too.
What about now that your an adult? I dont eat cold cereal much, but I really like Honey Bunches of Oats when I do buy some cereal.
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Loki Pico
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10-04-2003 19:45
Maybe the cereal I was thinking of was called Sugar Smacks?
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Misnomer Jones
3 is the magic number
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10-04-2003 20:32
there were sugar pops that had a bear mascot (yellow corn popped cereal) and sugar smacks too. I think the smacks were puffed rice and if I recall correctly the mascot was a frog.
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Teeny Leviathan
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10-04-2003 20:36
Sugar Pops: Corn Cereal Sugar Smacks: Puffed Rice (Kellogs) Sugar Crisp (aka Super Sugar Crisp): Puffed Rice (Post) Sugar Smacks mascot: Frog Sugar Crisp mascot: Bear Got it? Edit: Has anyone noticed that all 3 were renamed, eliminating that "4 letter word" sugar? |
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Nergal Fallingbridge
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10-04-2003 21:16
Frosted Flakes. Lucky Charms.
And then for a good amount of time, I ate only Strawberry Squares. (pseudo-healthy content, basically a wheatie with fruit paste inside)
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Chip Midnight
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10-04-2003 22:25
From: someone Originally posted by Loki Pico
What were they called, Sugar Pops? Talk about truth in packaging! Seemed like there was a bear or something on the box. I loved Cap'n Cruch too.
What about now that your an adult? I dont eat cold cereal much, but I really like Honey Bunches of Oats when I do buy some cereal. Now I'm old and need fiber!  I like Basic 4, and honey bunches of o's (some day I will meet the person who came up with that name and smack them silly... probably the same idiot that went on to name the IHOP rooty tooty fresh and fruity breakfast!)
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Ironchef Cook
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10-06-2003 18:31
All time favorite: Honey Bunches of Oats with Almonds mmmm
Looking back, I also loved Fruity Pebbles, Smurfberry Crunch, Count Chocula, and Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
EDIT:
LOL it wasn't Smurfberry Crunch. It was Capn Crunch with Crunch Berries. I did a little research on Smurfberry Crunch and they pulled it off the shelves quick because it turned kid's crap blue. I knew I ate some of that before but I never noticed blue logs in the toilet. Kinda reminds me of my friend who swore he sweat red after drinking too much Kool Aid. I still don't think it's possible. Anyone want to try?
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Ananda Sandgrain
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10-06-2003 22:21
I never 'got' the whole bright-colored cereal thing. My favorite cereal, then and now, is Cracklin' Oat Bran. ^_^
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Bino Arbuckle
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10-07-2003 12:43
It seems pretty much anything grape-flavored will give your bowel movement by-products a greenish tint.
This based on my years in a fraternity house, which has thankfully stopped purchasing the grape-flavored Sysco drink mix.
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