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  1. Hammerojustice

    Hammerojustice Chief Caveman, Keeper of Thor's Hammer

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    Why are you?
     
  2. yankeesince59

    yankeesince59 "Oh Captain, my Captain".

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    ...what is your problem?..."a bag of Cheet-tos" has been a joke around here for months. Other than you, who gives a shit if they are real or not?

    ...would more pictures make you happy?


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    ...they look real to me, but if it helps you to sleep better, believe whatever you want.
     
  3. Mattingly23NY

    Mattingly23NY Turning Fastballs Into Souveneir's ~

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    Wow.....where can i get one of those 3 Kilo bags, it would make for a good Lunch...!
     
  4. yankeesince59

    yankeesince59 "Oh Captain, my Captain".

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    ...as near as I can tell, they're sold in Mexico in the south of the border version of Sam's Club.
     
  5. Hammerojustice

    Hammerojustice Chief Caveman, Keeper of Thor's Hammer

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    Someone clearly woke up on the wrong side of the walker..
     
  6. yankeesince59

    yankeesince59 "Oh Captain, my Captain".

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    ...really?...why is that?...because I made a simple comment about a huge bag of chee-tos that you mistakenly took issue with?

    ...for whatever reason you decided to imply they were not real cheetos...I then showed that they are...but yeah, I'm the one with the problem. (rolls eyes)



    ...and you can take your "walker" comment and stick it in your ear.
     
  7. Bosman4nyy

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    For what it's worth, I like Cheese puffs better than the original :-) LOL
     
  8. blgridesagain

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    Personally speaking - cheese puffs, cheese doodles and cheetos should be outlawed.

    Absolute killers.
     
  9. Bosman4nyy

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    I haven't eaten junk food in a very long time, but on occasion like Super Bowl parties ect, I love cheese puffs & Doritos. Can't help myself.
     
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    Isn't this romantic, those two would be my choices also.
     
  11. Bosman4nyy

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    Lol.... Well I would give them both up for a massive jar of Nutella
     
  12. Hammerojustice

    Hammerojustice Chief Caveman, Keeper of Thor's Hammer

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    I am the opposite... I like the original crunchy style better than cheese puffs or cheese curls.... But Sun Chips are my kryptonite
     
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    Cheddar harvest sun chips are pretty good
     
  14. Hammerojustice

    Hammerojustice Chief Caveman, Keeper of Thor's Hammer

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    Yes! I prefer the French Onion, but they're fantastic!
     
  15. totus44

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    Frito's....scoops. Schneider's Bavarian pretzels. BBQ potatoes chips. Doritos. Sun Chips. Amazing the list a carbs I no longer eat.

    Cheese puffs over Cheetos though. I can road trip down to TJ for 3 keys of orange maize.
     
  16. yankeesince59

    yankeesince59 "Oh Captain, my Captain".

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    ...same here. With the exception of beer, I've cut way back on processed carbs.
     
  17. Mattingly23NY

    Mattingly23NY Turning Fastballs Into Souveneir's ~

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    Give me a box of Cheez-its any day, any flavor....

    I used to carry a box in my backpack, when I hitchhiked clean across our Nation. Great for a Disaster Relief Kit.

    Cheez-its, a can of Pork and Beans, and a quart of Beer, and it got no better than this, while stumbling across America....

    Yet, I will never turn down any Cheetos Products, NTM plain Lays Chips. But as Tote and 59 mentioned, sooner or later one has to cut back on Carbs, especially processed carbs....The ultimae enticement to a Diabetic....! hell give me a gallon of good Ice Cream, heavy on the Cream content....!

    This is making me hungry, off I go to cook a Chili/Pico de Gallo & Cheese Omelet.
     
  18. Hammerojustice

    Hammerojustice Chief Caveman, Keeper of Thor's Hammer

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    I'd love to do a cross-country trek, but I think my chance has passed with a wife & 3 kids & not independently wealthy...
     
  19. Rick2583

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    BBQ chips for me anytime.
     
  20. Mattingly23NY

    Mattingly23NY Turning Fastballs Into Souveneir's ~

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    I hear ya' Steve....I was only 18 when I trekked across the country. I had several more stops to make, before I got salmonella, from eating raw under cooked BBQ chicken, at a Frat House, during the week of Frat recruitment. I couldn't keep water down for almost a week, my guts were on fire, i was bleeding out of both ends. By the time, I got on an Airplane to come home to see my own Dr., knowing I was too sick to keep going forth on my trek, I could barely walk with assistance.

    Frat Recruitment party was at Georgia Tech, and the entire campus allows all Frat houses to have these week long parties, where everyday is a new menu, for Drinks and Food. Imagine approx 40 Frat Houses, you can bounce from one to the other, eating like a King, and drinking mixed hard liquor drinks or beers, for FREE....! At the end of the Frat Week, all Frat houses throw money in a till, for one huge overall party to end the week of recruitment. That one big show party was headlined by Blue Oyster Cult, a huge rock band during that time....What a week, to bad I had to get sick.....the sky was the limit, and funds were endless pretty much....! I saved for that trip for several years. Left Calif. with $6,800 which was a small fortune to a kid, in the early 70s...

    And to think back then in the Southern States, one could legally buy, and/or drink hard liquor from a liquor store, or a nightclub, bar et al...UN-imaginable by today's standards.
     

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