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missy
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 The Truth is out there. I found it in my Cracker Jacks. This is a puzzle that is supposed to be a young Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln, my ass.
Agent Mulder was the 16th president of the United states.
yeah, i know the prizes suck now.
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kohlercore
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From now on they're called ruined toys
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Winu
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I think the last time I bought Cracker Jacks, there was no prize.
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missy
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maybe you ate it? 
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kohlercore
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Winu
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missy wrote: maybe you ate it? I hope not, but I really saw no prize.
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Roger
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Was it a Marvel No-Prize?
When I was in kindergarten I thought that Cracker Jack prizes suck. These new ones REALLY suck.
Ever talk to your grandparents about Cracker Jack? "In my day, a three-pound box cost a nickel and they had REAL prizes inside, like real jewelry and utility knives."
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jebcrow
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hey!!! easy on the cracker jacks...
one of my guilty pleasures when i visit the states...i got the same type toy as missy over christmas,,but it was a george washington version...
i will have to look at it to see if it resembles agent scully...  (yes,,i saved it,,don't know why)...
it is still better than the mini-baseball cards that were in the box the last couple times i visited...
the toys generally suck,,,but the caramel corn & peanuts are soooo good....
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missy
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hmm if i can think of some sort of london treat that I like maybe we should do a snack trade!
maybe cadbury bars haha.
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kohlercore
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Roger
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How about Marmite?
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hillsy11
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That seems an odd thing to need when over here, but y'know, I stock up on Aero bars when I'm in the UK, so I guess it's not that strange...
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hillsy11
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Oh yeah...and I just don't get Twiglets. Marmite filled pretzels?
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jebcrow
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mmmmm,,,,a snack trade!!!
uk goodies = cheese&onion crisps,,rowntrees fruit pastilles,,,cadburys,,,chocolate hobnobs
us goodies = utz pumpernickle pretzels,,,twizzlers,,cracker jacks,,lucky charms,,,mountain dew
hillsy,,,aero bars i can live without...but twiglets are a different story...not marmite filled (that makes it sound extreme),,,but marmite dusted pretzels
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missy
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this wouldn't be my first attempt to trade foods across different countries:
http://www.skullbrain.org/bb/viewtopic.php?t=12705
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kohlercore
I think the word custom should be banned
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jebcrow
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you can get all sorts of tandoori & curry flavoured crisp products over here...
i would love a trade...i bother my mother too often about it...think she is getting annoyed...
sometimes i crave triscuts too!!! those salty wheat squares just hit the spot!
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skylar
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flake bars
please send as many my way as you possibly can
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Shirahama
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MMMMMMMMMMMMMM, Triscuts. 
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Darky
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prawn cocktail crisps are to die for.
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ungawa222
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Ha...
There's a way to make a one-degree-of-separation jump from Duchovny to Lincoln...whoever can name it here first, I'll mail that person a prize.
Go!
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Dean
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I just saw "Young Mr. Lincoln" and you're right. Agent Mulder bears very little resemblance to Young Henry Fonda. This is clearly part of the alien plot to subvert our children's minds to accept the conspiracy as American History, or maybe I just spend too much time on the Scullybrain board.
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