Originally posted by: coldmeat
Those aren't Smarties, those are Rockets.
Originally posted by: I Saw OJ
Hows it any different from fake cigarettes from when we were kids?
Originally posted by: peritusONE
Originally posted by: coldmeat
Those aren't Smarties, those are Rockets.
No, those are Smarties.
Anyway, I remember a couple of kids snorting crushed up Smarties and Pixie Sticks in middle school. It was only for a laugh during dull moments in class, though.
Originally posted by: gorcorps
So they crush the candy up, put it in their mouth, and then if they blow it out it looks like smoke? THIS is what people are concerned kids are doing? Jesus fucking christ, this isn't worth a 2nd thought.
SmartiesOriginally posted by: coldmeat
These are SmartiesOriginally posted by: peritusONE
Originally posted by: coldmeat
Those aren't Smarties, those are Rockets.
No, those are Smarties.
Anyway, I remember a couple of kids snorting crushed up Smarties and Pixie Sticks in middle school. It was only for a laugh during dull moments in class, though.
These are Rockets
Doctors say that smoking Smarties can lead to coughing, infections or, in rare cases, maggots entering kids' noses to feed on the dust residue, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal
Originally posted by: her209
SmartiesOriginally posted by: coldmeat
These are SmartiesOriginally posted by: peritusONE
Originally posted by: coldmeat
Those aren't Smarties, those are Rockets.
No, those are Smarties.
Anyway, I remember a couple of kids snorting crushed up Smarties and Pixie Sticks in middle school. It was only for a laugh during dull moments in class, though.
These are Rockets
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SmartiesOriginally posted by: her209
SmartiesOriginally posted by: coldmeat
These are SmartiesOriginally posted by: peritusONE
Originally posted by: coldmeat
Those aren't Smarties, those are Rockets.
No, those are Smarties.
Anyway, I remember a couple of kids snorting crushed up Smarties and Pixie Sticks in middle school. It was only for a laugh during dull moments in class, though.
These are Rockets
Originally posted by: coldmeat
Originally posted by: her209
SmartiesOriginally posted by: coldmeat
These are SmartiesOriginally posted by: peritusONE
Originally posted by: coldmeat
Those aren't Smarties, those are Rockets.
No, those are Smarties.
Anyway, I remember a couple of kids snorting crushed up Smarties and Pixie Sticks in middle school. It was only for a laugh during dull moments in class, though.
These are Rockets
Then what do you call Nestle Smarties?
Nestle Smarties are not available in the states.Originally posted by: Instan00dles
Originally posted by: coldmeat
Originally posted by: her209
SmartiesOriginally posted by: coldmeat
These are SmartiesOriginally posted by: peritusONE
Originally posted by: coldmeat
Those aren't Smarties, those are Rockets.
No, those are Smarties.
Anyway, I remember a couple of kids snorting crushed up Smarties and Pixie Sticks in middle school. It was only for a laugh during dull moments in class, though.
These are Rockets
Then what do you call Nestle Smarties?
I am pretty sure down in the states there are no nestle smarties to name, which has got to really suck.
Originally posted by: I Saw OJ
Hows it any different from fake cigarettes from when we were kids?
Originally posted by: her209
SmartiesOriginally posted by: coldmeat
These are SmartiesOriginally posted by: peritusONE
Originally posted by: coldmeat
Those aren't Smarties, those are Rockets.
No, those are Smarties.
Anyway, I remember a couple of kids snorting crushed up Smarties and Pixie Sticks in middle school. It was only for a laugh during dull moments in class, though.
These are Rockets
Originally posted by: her209
SmartiesOriginally posted by: coldmeat
These are SmartiesOriginally posted by: peritusONE
Originally posted by: coldmeat
Those aren't Smarties, those are Rockets.
No, those are Smarties.
Anyway, I remember a couple of kids snorting crushed up Smarties and Pixie Sticks in middle school. It was only for a laugh during dull moments in class, though.
These are Rockets