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#266 | Chapter 8, Page 29

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    What’s YOUR favorite candy? Swedish Fish for me.

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      Reese’s cups!! But, favorite nonchocolate candy would be Skittles

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      My mother-in-law makes these gourmet candies that are cherries in creamy peanut butter in chocolate.

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      Gummy Bears all the way. No other drug is good enough!

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      Sour liquorice straps. I can’t get enough of them. 😛

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      I love the Reese’s cups, Peppermint patties, and sour gummy worms.

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      Marshmallow Strawberries for me, mmmmm

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        Got an opinion on the little Japanese koala cookies? The kids love the strawberry ones.

        • My kids LOVE the Hello Panda cookies. It’s a good thing they come in chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla here because each of my three kids has a different favorite flavor.

        • We used to have to pay through the nose for those cookies at the grocery store that carried import foods. I’m pretty sure Target has them for like, a buck now.

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      Chocolate oranges. It’s just the right blend of tangy and sweet.

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      never had any favorite candy
      (I like to many to dicide^^)

      have to admit i didn’t know any of those candys aside of the Gummy Bears
      (not living in an english speaking country)

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      Too many to decide. Regular Skittles (lime is my favorite flavor) and regular Starbursts (strawberry is my favorite flavor). I’m partial to one bite-size piece of regular Hershey, followed by a bite-size piece of dark chocolate Hershey. That seems to fit the bill after lunch.

      I also like regular M&Ms, especially the baking-size ones. I don’t like peanut M&Ms, and had I gotten this one job that would have put me in a high-traffic portion of the office, I would have set out a dish of them so that I wouldn’t eat them.

      I’m a big enough guy already, so I actually look for reasons to rule out eating out candy.

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    Sour Gummi worms here. Reminds me of American Candle Factory in Bartonsville, PA. Lots of barrels of candy and treats and kids still want more! LOL.

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      My Grandpa used to own a vending machine company, and we used to go to Smith’s Candies in Myerstown, PA to buy in bulk (this was back in the 1980s… before Sam’s and Costco.)

      Here: http://www.smithscandies.com/

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      Also … speaking of Pennsylvania and candy, who can forget Hershey’s Chocolate World??

      “It’s the milk chocolate… moo moo moo!”

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        Mmmmmm…Hershey, PA. So full of chocolate, even the streetlights are Hershey Kisses! Makes me hungry, ‘scuse me a minute.

        • I believe I tried to eat one of those once.
          It made me feel so sick I had to spit it out in the nearest bin.
          I had to conclude that american chocolate is akin to rat-poison… which is just as well as most times I’ve been to yankland, I was too busy nomming on steaks to bother with such trivialities as chocolate.

          The patisseries in Lyon are still my favourite for confectionary. So good. So very good. =)

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      Aldi Stores have really good sour gummy worms. We all love them. I also like Shock Tarts. I don’t think they were mentioned yet.

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    maybe next time Mia returns home she’ll grab some sweets from our world and get Andrew and Winston hyped up on Gummy Bears, pop rox and soda candies

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      Do Pop Rocks + soda kill off kids? Or is that just seagulls I’m thinking of?

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        We don’t know what would happen to the people of Belatyr or a Feeb for that matter. Pop Rocks could be lethal.

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        They tested it on Mythbusters.
        The amount of pop rocks and soda necessary to cause enough gas to rupture the stomach, would be fatal to ingest.
        No human has been killed by the combination of pop rocks and soda.

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      Which would just be the icing on the cake that’s been Rhen’s day.

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      did anyone notice I said “soda candies”, as in candies that taste like different kinds of soda pop and are little gummies that are shaped like soda bottles, you did you start the entire tangent about pop rox and soda because yo thought I said soda and forgot a comma between it at candies as a generic term for whatever other sweets Mia could bring back. Maybe she could introduce the crew to chocolate chip cookies

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    Heh, I love Andrew’s expression. It gave him a striking resemblance to Rhen. 🙂

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    How about some vintage candy commercials?

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    I think every Shadowbinders reader will want to read this:
    http://bit.ly/CrimsonRhen

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    Australian Style Black Licorice…….mmmmmmmmm

    And very DARK chocolate

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    Welcome SotiCoto to our comic. I appreciate that you have taken a great deal of time to read and respond to this comic. A lot of your comments were amusing and interesting.

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    There will be a new page up tonight. Just letting you know.

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    did they have something going on between them?

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    Candy doesn’t look so sweet anymore when there are hungry kids outside. I think Andrew is maturing a little bit right now.

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