you may be on drugs. and you don't even realize it.

[Paul F.]

Thank god there was no FDA 10,000 or so years ago when sugar (in the form of honey) was first used as food.

[eustacetilley]

I'm not sure that I believe that this is common. For one thing, there are the damning telltale signs- the dark crumbs in the moustache, the snotty white crusts in the nostrils, the scattered cellophane wrappers in the sink... and it is a lousy gateway drug; have you ever tried to jam an Oreo into a syringe?
Much better, and a much better deal, is the creamy center of a Twinkie. It can takes days to mainline a Twinkie, for beginners. For the more adventurous, there is always the Sno-ball Suppository Surprise.


Eustace

[OWC Jamie]

August West wrote:
I want my money back.

Seems to me they only proved preference not addiction
rats have a sweet tooth
whoop dee do

[Dennis S]

Pistachios are my crack.

[blooz]

eustacetilley wrote:
I'm not sure that I believe that this is common. For one thing, there are the damning telltale signs- the dark crumbs in the moustache, the snotty white crusts in the nostrils, the scattered cellophane wrappers in the sink... and it is a lousy gateway drug; have you ever tried to jam an Oreo into a syringe?
Much better, and a much better deal, is the creamy center of a Twinkie. It can takes days to mainline a Twinkie, for beginners. For the more adventurous, there is always the Sno-ball Suppository Surprise.


Eustace

miley-laughing001:

[TLB]

I've got a sweet tooth, but Oreos are probably the one cookie I dislike.

[Psurfer]

And Thin Mints??

[miK.]

Psurfer wrote: ...and Thin Mints??

A close second! I could eat Thin Mints by the SLEEVE. Therefore, I don't bring them into the house.

And, there's this...

[RAMd®d]

Sitting here, eating Oreo Double Stuffs as I read the thread.

It's not an addiction. I can quit anytime I want. The two extra packages in the cupboard are there only because of a sale, not because of any need.

I raise my glass of cold, whole milk.

:alud::