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Kantor on 07 December 2009
Carl2291 said:
Kantor said:
Carl2291 said:
Kantor said:
Carl2291 said:
1. Spammers suck.

2. I had way too much sugar this weekend.

3. I need weetabix.

1) No, we're awesome.

2) There's no such thing as "too much sugar".

3) Coco Pops > Weetabix. And Coco Crunch is even better than that. And Cookie Crisp is the best.

1. Prove it.

2. Hmm... 4 litres of CocaCola, 3 packs of Haribo Starmix, 1 pack of Haribo fizzy thingys and 2 tubes of pringles in one night say otherwise

3. Agreed, apart from Cookie Crisp. Rice Krispies > All.

@Vickie. Meh. PPD count doesnt count!

1) Two most popular users: MM476 and Zexen. Both spammers.

2) That's a good amount of sugar.

3) Cookie Crisp > All. It's miniature cookies in a bowl!

1. Prove it.

2. I agree.

3. Rice Krispies. They go snap crackle and pop. /point 3

1) They both have well over 10,000 posts. Hence, they are spammers.

2) Good.

3) Rice Krispies are tasteless. But yes, Rice Krispies > Frosties.



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Kantor on 07 December 2009
specialops787 said:
I'm assuming all you peoples are not from the US. I haven't heard of most of those products. And Frosties = Frosted Flakes.

Of course they have Frosties in the US, Tony the Tiger is American. As is Kellog's.

Cookie Crisp is an American product.

Kellog's, again, makes Rice Krispies.



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specialops787 on 07 December 2009
Kantor said:
specialops787 said:
I'm assuming all you peoples are not from the US. I haven't heard of most of those products. And Frosties = Frosted Flakes.

Of course they have Frosties in the US, Tony the Tiger is American. As is Kellog's.

Cookie Crisp is an American product.

Kellog's, again, makes Rice Krispies.

We don't have Frosties that I know of. They are called Frosted Flakes. Same thing though.



Gilgamesh on 07 December 2009
specialops787 said:
I decided to try something new. To replace my HP monitor, I purchased this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236071&cm_re=asus_21.5-_-24-236-071-_-Product.

Let me know what you think of that.

Looks good, seems to have a decent rating



Kantor on 07 December 2009
specialops787 said:
Kantor said:
specialops787 said:
I'm assuming all you peoples are not from the US. I haven't heard of most of those products. And Frosties = Frosted Flakes.

Of course they have Frosties in the US, Tony the Tiger is American. As is Kellog's.

Cookie Crisp is an American product.

Kellog's, again, makes Rice Krispies.

We don't have Frosties that I know of. They are called Frosted Flakes. Same thing though.

On a quick Wikipedia search, you're right. They're called Frosted Flakes in NA, and Frosties in Europe and the Commonwealth.

"Frosties" sounds way better.



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specialops787 on 07 December 2009
Kantor said:

On a quick Wikipedia search, you're right. They're called Frosted Flakes in NA, and Frosties in Europe and the Commonwealth.

"Frosties" sounds way better.

You're probably right on that. Especially the target audience. Rice Krispies sounds better than Puffed Rice Cereal. 



Wildvine53 on 07 December 2009

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Kantor on 07 December 2009

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StrawberryVickie on 07 December 2009

I like exotic juice drinks



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Gilgamesh on 07 December 2009
Kantor said:

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