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12 Dec 09
13:59
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are they the "forgotten man" in the confectionary industry
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I had forgotten about them. I might buy some now tonight when i go out.
They were rubbish. always found one covered in blue fluff in the bottom of your pocket cos they were that nasty. Only thing ever to come close to the fish in a yorkshire mixture for banality and tedium to eat.
Oh for those far-off days of BAR SIX in the orange wrapper.
20 years and i've still not forgotten you pyramint. mmmmm
I hate to admit being a sl ag to fads but I can't get enough wispa these days.
Highland Toffees, before they made them rubbish.
pink panther bars. camp as christmas and tasted of pink.
Tunes if my memory serves were stuck in amongst the sweets, but now they're in funny little cardboard boxes in the nether regions of pharmaceutical sundries. As a kid I viewed them as a sweet. Was I wrong? Was I misguided?
Capt F 12 Dec 17:58
wheres the carboard tray gone from the bounty bars ?
Indeed and the subject of a very poignant song -
John Shuttleworth - Mutiny Over the Bounty
on a more positive note terrys chocolate segsations are yummy. and only 1.99 at tescos at the mo.
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