Raging candy cigarette debate
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Re: Raging candy cigarette debate December 10, 2010 |
I miss them and liked them on occasion, and I don't smoke. I think, (again) that breeders are so full of shit, and lazy as hell and having to bubble wrap the world for their chiyldruuunnnnn. 
lab mom
lab mom
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Re: Raging candy cigarette debate December 10, 2010 |
Oh, those were fun! They tasted like crap, but I didn't want them for their taste. My parents never kicked up a fuss over them. My father used to chain-smoke. Any yet, I don't. Imagine that 
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I would have loved to have one of those bubble pipes! Unfortunately, I've never encountered them in the stores. I'd love to have one now too. It doesn't mean I'm going to light up.
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" ... what's one more once you've already got two shedding on the couch?"
sI would have loved to have one of those bubble pipes! Unfortunately, I've never encountered them in the stores. I'd love to have one now too. It doesn't mean I'm going to light up.
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" ... what's one more once you've already got two shedding on the couch?"
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Re: Raging candy cigarette debate December 10, 2010 |
We had Popeye's when I was a kid (the "chalky" white sticks with a red tip) and also chocolate cigarettes that came in a pack that looked like the real thing (and were wrapped in paper like the real thing too). I loved both! The chocolate ones were delicious. And yet I never became a smoker.
I also drank Shirley Temples and yet never became an alcoholic. So there!
I also drank Shirley Temples and yet never became an alcoholic. So there!
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Re: Raging candy cigarette debate December 10, 2010 |
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I thought those were gone years ago, too. I remember them, even mimicked my parents by pretending to smoke them. I also was a long time, hard core (2 pack/day) smoker (Marlboro Reds) for years until one day I decided I was just done.
Can't say I blame the candy cigarettes for my habit, though, any more than marijuana is a gateway drug for addiction.
Remember the huge lips that were made of wax? Maybe we can blame the current obsession w/botox on them.
larious I DO!I remember going to the drive-in with my parents to watch HORRIFYING movies when I was as young as age 4, only I am sure that they thought that I was asleep in the back seat, playing with-reading books or toys, or otherwise not paying attention, but I was gazing over the back seat and saw EVERYTHING. Yet, I didn't turn into a killer. I remember finding an uncle's stash of girlie magazines while in 3rd-4th grade and I looked through and read each and every steamy article in at least 2 year's worth, yet I didn't become a stripper or prostitute, not that those can't be noble professions. I used to play cards every single day with this old lady who lived down the street who was SO FAT that she was housebound (chair bound would be more accurate)yet I didn't become obese.
SMART children don't jump off of bridges just because someone else does it and SMART children don't smoke cigarettes because they ate candy that was shaped and looked like one. I LUUUUV Snickers Bars and they look like turds too, but I have never eaten a pile of shit because of it. FROZEN Snickers Bars resemble cat shit in the snow, but I have YET to go cat cookie scooping and turn a turdsickle into a frosty treat either.
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If YOU are the "exception" to what I am saying, then why does my commentary bother you so much?
I don't hate your kids, I HATE YOU!
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Re: Raging candy cigarette debate December 11, 2010 |
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cew
I thought those were gone years ago, too. I remember them, even mimicked my parents by pretending to smoke them. I also was a long time, hard core (2 pack/day) smoker (Marlboro Reds) for years until one day I decided I was just done.
Can't say I blame the candy cigarettes for my habit, though, any more than marijuana is a gateway drug for addiction.
Remember the huge lips that were made of wax? Maybe we can blame the current obsession w/botox on them.
I remember going to the drive-in with my parents to watch HORRIFYING movies when I was as young as age 4, only I am sure that they thought that I was asleep in the back seat, playing with-reading books or toys, or otherwise not paying attention, but I was gazing over the back seat and saw EVERYTHING. Yet, I didn't turn into a killer. I remember finding an uncle's stash of girlie magazines while in 3rd-4th grade and I looked through and read each and every steamy article in at least 2 year's worth, yet I didn't become a stripper or prostitute, not that those can't be noble professions. I used to play cards every single day with this old lady who lived down the street who was SO FAT that she was housebound (chair bound would be more accurate)yet I didn't become obese.
SMART children don't jump off of bridges just because someone else does it and SMART children don't smoke cigarettes because they ate candy that was shaped and looked like one. I LUUUUV Snickers Bars and they look like turds too, but I have never eaten a pile of shit because of it. FROZEN Snickers Bars resemble cat shit in the snow, but I have YET to go cat cookie scooping and turn a turdsickle into a frosty treat either.
I remember candy cigarettes as a kid too and again, I never smoked. Of course, my parents didn't smoke either, which probably helped. I also knew kids who'd swipe those magazines from adult relatives and show them to all of us, again, it never hurt us any.
When I was around 13 years old, we got cable TV, 12 channels + HBO, and my parents actually let me have it in my room. I got to see plenty of R rated movies with sex scenes, and I'm not a sex offender. I saw some slasher films too, but that didn't turn me into a serial killer.
I think a majority of kids will not be affected by that stuff if they don't already have something wrong to begin with. Most of the time, the parents need to just look in the mirror to see what's wrong.
JD
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Re: Raging candy cigarette debate December 12, 2010 |
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As parents, we will blame everything else but shitty parenting for kids smoking
Some real charmers in that thread.
I really miss candy cigarettes, and the only place I've been able to get my favorite kind - with the red tip, even - is at Stuckey's, twenty miles away from here because apparently the moos have lowed so much that they've been removed everywhere else. I don't believe that a piece of candy is going to make any Sproglina or Bratford start smoking later in life, but that's just my opinion...
What do y'all think of this debate?
i loved candy cigarettes and bubble gum cigars-and i don't smoke. but we live in a society of the entitled-if they are smoking, it must be because of something besides their own corrupted, amoral, weak willed selves.
That reminds me of another thing that breeders say that annoys me to no end. Whenever their little teen sack of shit gets caught or arrested for drugs, drunk driving, petty theft, skipping school, sexual assault, spraying his classroom with bullets, or burying 19 bodies in the cellar, they nearly ALWAYS say in whole or part, "He started hanging out with the wrong people". or, "He got in with a bad crowd". If HE wasn't the fucking WORST of the "crowd" or the pick of the litter in the "wrong people" set, then I'd hate to be in a dark alley and run into the one who was then. He was always, "such a good boy". If anyone who I love is EVER a victim of a vicious crime and a moo-cunt says that, "He was such a good boy" shit in my presense, I honestly can't be certain that I wouldn't just knock the frailing shit out of her.:sam
what's worse is when these demon spawn do this shit-such as shoot up a school or make crystal meth from over the counter meds-and the rest of society gets penalized for it. if you want to go buy .22s, you have to show your gun id, which is a crock of shit in the first place because the fucking autards who do this shit don't go get id cards to buy their fucking weapons, so it's not stopping THEM. it's stopping law abiding people from having defense against THEM. anyway, after having to look at every in possession and the clerk logging it, you have to take the ammo to the counter in a big plastic locked box, apparently so it can't be hidden in a jacket and the person wanting the ammo sneaking out with it. when it is rung up, the cashier has to open it with a key at the counter. i go to get canned fucking air to clean my electronics-i have to show id. if i need cold medicine, i have to go get a card from the display to take to the motherfucking pharmacist so he can get the meds off a shelf. and why? because society has deemed it easier to make everything goddamn inconvenient for everybody to do something (not that it actually stops the criminals from doing it-they just go steal canned air and meds off relatives, work places, friends and whoever's house they are breaking into).
here's another idiocy-you buy a pistol for home defense, but you have to keep the ammo away from the gun, keep the gun locked up and in some cases, with some kind of lock on the gun JUST IN CASE a child or thief decides to get ahold of the thing. like a home invader is going to wait for you to unlock the box, take the lock off the gun and then load it when you are face to face with him. for hundreds of years, people kept weapons in their houses and taught their kids to not put their grubby hands on them unless an adult was around and said it was okay. now, it's just easier to create a fucking high self esteemed violent hood and leave the population unable to defend against him simply because ACTUALLY doing something about him will be too "HARD".
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