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Author: BudBurnerBudBurner Date: Dec 4, 2006 18:23
Chocolate sugar wafer cookies. Another reason for stoners to
not go grocery shopping stoned. I was doing so well shopping until
these chocolate sugar wafer cookies barged right in front of me and
hopped into my cart.
Now, I have to claim the use of another dangerous and
addictive substance, home-made hot chocolate (made with that dark
baking chocolate!) along with the already known dangers of the
chocolate sugar wafer cookies. Together, along with a couple of
marshmallows (allright, a *bunch* of marshmallows!), these chocolaty
delights have stopped me in my tracks with a munchie attack.
I almost *never* get munchie attacks, but tonight I had this
need for, after 4 one-hitters of 'Creeper, a chocolate fix. Dayum, I am
in chocolate heaven. I am still really *really*...
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Author: Ms. Sticky Buds (okay? does this meet with your approval?)Ms. Sticky Buds (okay? does this meet with your approval?) Date: Dec 4, 2006 18:30
> Chocolate sugar wafer cookies. Another reason for stoners to
> not go grocery shopping stoned. I was doing so well shopping until
> these chocolate sugar wafer cookies barged right in front of me and
> hopped into my cart.
> Now, I have to claim the use of another dangerous and
> addictive substance, home-made hot chocolate (made with that dark
> baking chocolate!) along with the already known dangers of the
> chocolate sugar wafer cookies. Together, along with a couple of
> marshmallows (allright, a *bunch* of marshmallows!), these chocolaty
> delights have stopped me in my tracks with a munchie attack.
> I almost *never* get munchie attacks, but tonight I had this
> need for, after 4 one-hitters of 'Creeper, a chocolate fix. Dayum, I am
> in chocolate heaven....
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Author: MichaelMichael Date: Dec 4, 2006 18:53
> Chocolate sugar wafer cookies. Another reason for stoners to
> not go grocery shopping stoned. I was doing so well shopping until
> these chocolate sugar wafer cookies barged right in front of me and
> hopped into my cart.
Oh, fuck off. ;-)
I realize I'm as guilty as you are, but *someone* has to put a stop to this
"munchies can be cured" nonsense. All that happens as a result of all
these food ideas is I get hungrier and I begin eating everything in sight...
meat, veggies, serving sets, dog hair, dust...
My GF just returned last night from a trip to Montreal. Her Saturday supper
with her mom? (at a nice 5-star place just around the corner from where I
lived when I was 16)...
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.... a trout pat
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Date: Dec 4, 2006 19:06
I used to steal tortillo chips (the large bag) from 7-11 around 3 or 4 in
the morning.
BudBurner wrote:
> Chocolate sugar wafer cookies. Another reason for stoners to
> not go grocery shopping stoned. I was doing so well shopping until
> these chocolate sugar wafer cookies barged right in front...
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Author: Jay KanerJay Kaner Date: Dec 5, 2006 08:46
> Chocolate sugar wafer cookies. Another reason for stoners to
> not go grocery shopping stoned.
> I was doing so well shopping until
> these chocolate sugar wafer cookies barged right in front of me and
> hopped into my cart.
That happen to you too??
> Now, I have to claim the use of another dangerous and
> addictive substance, home-made hot chocolate (made with that dark
> baking chocolate!) along with the already known dangers of the
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Author: B J KB J K Date: Dec 12, 2006 14:09
>
> "ykcitS sduB .sM" bored.com> wrote in message
> news:9kWeh.469$tv5.227@newsfe11.lga...>>> I have been snacking mercilessly this last ~month on gelatine sweets
>>> (midget > gems and similar hard gums, to soft gummy bear like stuff,
>>> gummy sours), some boiled sweets with chewy centres, and many, many
>>> pistachio nuts, with a side or two of cashews thrown in. I must be
eating
>>> upwards of 1/2 lb pistachio nuts/day, and maybe around the same in
>>> sweets, plus normal meals of larger than my usual amounts, plus snacks
of
>>> cheese + crackers, toast with marmite, choc-ices, chocolate coated
>>> caramel toffee bars - all sorts of stuff, oh yeah, with the occasional
>>> 1/4 to 1/2 lb of fruit mini-binges such as grapes, apples, mangoes,
melon
>>> etc. Then when I get th munchies it gets even crazier. I would estimate
>>> my fats, protein and carbohydrate intake to have roughly doubled by
>>> weight lately. YET - I have only put on a few small pounds, too, and ...
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Author: ~!~ i lost half of my head~!~ i lost half of my head Date: Dec 12, 2006 18:31
> 149lb??? Where's the fucking stones???? Don't start getting like those
> yanks!! It's bad enough they can't spell colour
Color. Flavor. Behavior.
>> Shaun aRe - I never before have gone from hungry to feeling a little too
>> full, from pistachio consumption alone. In fact, I'd long thought it not
>> possible!
>
> Thyroid!!!! Sounds like you might need to be irradiated, me old mucker!!!
Shaun is hyperactive.
He gets that trait from his American Mum.
Shaun is a toker.
He gets that trait from his American Mum.
Shaun is very bright.
He gets that trait from his American Mum.
Troo dat.
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Author: ~!~ i lost half of my head~!~ i lost half of my head Date: Dec 12, 2006 18:42
> Thyroid!!!! Sounds like you might need to be irradiated, me old mucker!!!
Me old mucker?
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Author: Shaun aReShaun aRe Date: Dec 13, 2006 01:49
>>> I adore pistachio nuts. Nuts are very good for you.
>>> Keep chomping sweety, better to eat than drink.
>>
>> They are my favourite of any I've had! Did you know that they are closely
>> related to another delcious kernal, the cashew? That culinarily both may
>> be
>> considered nuts, however botanically *neither are* are nuts, and that
>> they
>> are in the same family as *mango* (FFS!)?!? It's true too yaknow. Oh
>> yeah,
>> can't recall what the family name is, but funnily enough, it isn't as is
>> often thought, a member of the 'psitaceae' (sp?) family. Confused yet?
>> Well
>> I ain't far off if I'm not actually there yet, heheheh...
>
>
> Really?
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Author: Shaun aReShaun aRe Date: Dec 13, 2006 01:56
>>> I adore pistachio nuts. Nuts are very good for you.
>>> Keep chomping sweety, better to eat than drink.
>>
>> They are my favourite of any I've had! Did you know that they are closely
>> related to another delcious kernal, the cashew? That culinarily both may
>> be
>> considered nuts, however botanically *neither are* are nuts, and that
>> they
>> are in the same family as *mango* (FFS!)?!? It's true too yaknow. Oh
>> yeah,
>> can't recall what the family name is, but funnily enough, it isn't as is
>> often thought, a member of the 'psitaceae' (sp?) family. Confused yet?
>> Well
>> I ain't far off if I'm not actually there yet, heheheh...
>
>
> Really?
> Throw the shells in your garden. ...
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