alphabits with grape nuts and an extra load of sugar
Posted on 10/06/2018 8:37:54 PM PDT by doug from upland
I had a ceral thing too, in my late teens - early 20s. I’d wake up at midnight craving Raison Bran, it was like an addiction. I weaned off with Total cereal. I went through the shredded wheat thing too.
I had to have “a fix” of CC about a year ago out of nowhere. I finally gave in and the 1st Jethro Clampitt bowl brought the rough roof right back. Now if they would just increase the size to the Mini Wheat dimensions...
Keep the politics out sports period!
alphabits with grape nuts and an extra load of sugar
GRAPE NUTS !!! They’ve neutered the poor little baby grapes ?!? How Inhumane...
What actually do they make Grape Nuts out of anyway, it can’t be like Girl Scout Cookies ?
Mama saw an Ad for Pumpkin Spice Frosted Flakes this AM. It’s getting to be like Flavored Vodka, 800 different types.
(Original Grape Nuts contains whole grain wheat flour, malted barley flour, isolated soy protein, salt, whole grain barley flour, malt extract and dried yeast.)
notice, no flavor enhancers, chemicals or extracts etc
MMA PING, let know if you want on/off the list
God Bless Nik Lenz
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In other news, it seems McGregor threw the first punch against Khabib’s cornerman (though after Khabid assaulted one of McG’s people outside the cage) and him getting punched in the back of the head was relation.
I’d like to see El Cucuy get the title.
I’m sorry=- but conner is a punk- I won’t even watch his fights anymore unless it involves him losing- I don’t know much about Khabib- maybe he is too- but i don’t think this punk attitude, by anyone, is good for the sport- I hope to heck MMA doesn’t become MMA/WWE- if it does, I’ll tune out-
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