There's a sticky assault on the world of confection in the form of pump spray candy. Even those deserters (no, not
desserters) at
the Onion noticed the influx of candy sprays at the 2007
All Candy Expo. I don't agree with them that kids are too lazy to chew their own candy. Yet. But it's a new toy, you know, like a cell phone. And because it's a toy whose plastic parts are made in China, there are caveats such as even if you manage to open one: DON'T DRINK IT. Chris.

It's
one of those Urban Legends that turn out to be true. Some kid cracked open a
Big Mouth Sour Spray and ended up in the ER, and not the Mekhi Phifer
ER where you can watch Abby fall off the wagon and find out what's up with Stanley Tucci's whacked out son.
Interestingly enough, the "avoid spraying in eyes" warning turned out to be less asinine than I thought. Kids―you have to wonder how they make it through the day. (I went home with a fine layer of candy flavors on my face and arms.)
TESTED:
Mike & Ikes's Cherry, Green Apple, Wild Berry, and the spaz-inducing Grape Warhead Super Sour candy sprays.
MISSING:
Hot Tamale which I just found out exists.
SIDE BETS: Could Bug and Bobby D. "withstand the grape?" (Yes, yes they could.) Would Roscoe develop another phobia while learning the concept of tag team wrestling? You be the judge.
TIP: (From Bobby) "You've got to spray it on your tongue, you can't just spray it down your throat."
What about "old dogs?"
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ReplyDeleteThanks. That Da Vinci game sounds interesting. I love board games too, but not so easy to get anyone to play these days.