Blaze & Daze
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Laughing Grass
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I only ate two bags. That had like five candies each.
Laughing Grass
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Jeffislovinlife
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Ready or not 
TCH
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I'm out. Of work. Headed to be reunited with my cake!!
Laughing Grass
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Thunderstorms?
TCH
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Smarties is one of the best. Reeses cups, 3 musketeers, kit kats, and butterfingers are up there with em.
If your smarties have candy shells, they aren't smarties.
Jeffislovinlife
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Nope just an Odin hug lol
Jeffislovinlife
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Also it is the chance you take sitting next to him out of the blue he will just fall over on you
DCcan
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Good to know, learn something new every day!
Sounds like good tips for ice fishing recipes.
"Pickles don't float like cheese curds and perch do"
Laughing Grass
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How much does he weigh?
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shnkrmn
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Why are Smarties different in USA?
To spare you a bit of confusion, remember: Smarties in the U.K. and Canada contain chocolate, while the U.S. version does not. U.S. Smarties are small, disk-like sugar wafers, while Nestle Smarties in the U.K. and Canada resemble M&M's. If you want to enjoy American-style Smarties in Canada, look for Rockets.
Laughing Grass
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Thank you. Different animals.
Jeffislovinlife
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100 + pounds he is on the small side of the great Dane size scale
Laughing Grass
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Loved the candy bracelets and necklaces made of that stuff
Laughing Grass
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Does he have a saddle? I bet I could ride him.
TCH
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I rest my case!!! Y'all just get generic m&m's!!!Why are Smarties different in USA?
To spare you a bit of confusion, remember: Smarties in the U.K. and Canada contain chocolate, while the U.S. version does not. U.S. Smarties are small, disk-like sugar wafers, while Nestle Smarties in the U.K. and Canada resemble M&M's. If you want to enjoy American-style Smarties in Canada, look for Rockets.