Are you a... frosted mini-spooner??
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I'm definitely a Honey Nut Scooter
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I like to be the small spoon though I am not mini...
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On a serious note, those Mateys are fuckin' tasty!
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"Ahoy matey!"
Yes, you can buy me a drink, fellow handsome man!
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I'm straight spam
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Malt-O-Meal cereals used to be the "cheap offbrand". Not so anymore. They're usually slightly cheaper than the name brand, but I've also seen them be more expensive per oz/gram than the name brand. I stopped buying Malt-O-Meal cereals 5 or 6 years ago when I saw the new pricing. The new "off brand" are the store brands. Those are significantly cheaper than Malt-O-Meal.
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I'm straight spam
Tasty mystery meat full of salt and fat that will eventually cause colon cancer?
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I'm definitely a Honey Nut Scooter
Really? ... I would have taken you more of a Frosted Mini Spooner type
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On a serious note, those Mateys are fuckin' tasty!
The cereal ain’t bad either.
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Tasty mystery meat full of salt and fat that will eventually cause colon cancer?
wrote last edited by [email protected]All true about me except the last one; Time will show
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I'm straight spam
That's alright, I'm pretty Basic.
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Malt-O-Meal cereals used to be the "cheap offbrand". Not so anymore. They're usually slightly cheaper than the name brand, but I've also seen them be more expensive per oz/gram than the name brand. I stopped buying Malt-O-Meal cereals 5 or 6 years ago when I saw the new pricing. The new "off brand" are the store brands. Those are significantly cheaper than Malt-O-Meal.
I mean, the better alternative is to just not buy sugary cereal.
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We used to get Malt-O-Meal cereals for free because a cousin of ours worked in the factory.
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I mean, the better alternative is to just not buy sugary cereal.
I mean, the better alternative is to just not buy sugary cereal.
Are you really in a position to criticize others on what they consume?
I choose not to drink alcohol. When I see other people posting about what they drink, I don't go around telling other people they shouldn't. These are personal choices. We're both aware of the potential health consequences of our chosen actions. I believe people should be free to do what they want as long as they aren't hurting other people. I don't want to think the worst of you, but the only reason I think of for you to make your comment was from a position of moral superiority. I know I've been guilty of that before and been ashamed of it later. Did I just catch you on a bad day?
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I mean, the better alternative is to just not buy sugary cereal.
Are you really in a position to criticize others on what they consume?
I choose not to drink alcohol. When I see other people posting about what they drink, I don't go around telling other people they shouldn't. These are personal choices. We're both aware of the potential health consequences of our chosen actions. I believe people should be free to do what they want as long as they aren't hurting other people. I don't want to think the worst of you, but the only reason I think of for you to make your comment was from a position of moral superiority. I know I've been guilty of that before and been ashamed of it later. Did I just catch you on a bad day?
No. I'm pointing out to others who may read this thread that if they have been stuck in the mindset of choosing between options of sugary cereal, that they have the other option of simply not consuming it. We often forget that these sorts of options exist, because no one talks about them.
Also, the example you pulled from my post history is profoundly weird, because it makes me look good... Like, I'm saying that I enjoy something, but recognize that it is an indulgence and then moderate my indulgence because other things are more important to me. I dunno, sounds pretty reasonable to me.
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No. I'm pointing out to others who may read this thread that if they have been stuck in the mindset of choosing between options of sugary cereal, that they have the other option of simply not consuming it. We often forget that these sorts of options exist, because no one talks about them.
Also, the example you pulled from my post history is profoundly weird, because it makes me look good... Like, I'm saying that I enjoy something, but recognize that it is an indulgence and then moderate my indulgence because other things are more important to me. I dunno, sounds pretty reasonable to me.
Do you often forget other food exists?
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No. I'm pointing out to others who may read this thread that if they have been stuck in the mindset of choosing between options of sugary cereal, that they have the other option of simply not consuming it. We often forget that these sorts of options exist, because no one talks about them.
Also, the example you pulled from my post history is profoundly weird, because it makes me look good... Like, I'm saying that I enjoy something, but recognize that it is an indulgence and then moderate my indulgence because other things are more important to me. I dunno, sounds pretty reasonable to me.
No. I’m pointing out to others who may read this thread that if they have been stuck in the mindset of choosing between options of sugary cereal, that they have the other option of simply not consuming it. We often forget that these sorts of options exist, because no one talks about them.
Also, the example you pulled from my post history is profoundly weird, because it makes me look good… Like, I’m saying that I enjoy something, but recognize that it is an indulgence and then moderate my indulgence because other things are more important to me. I dunno, sounds pretty reasonable to me.
Ouch. Doubling down on the superiority, huh? That's a bad look, friend.
Okay, following your logic, should I go to your beer post you made 4 hours ago and as a reply put :
"I mean, the better alternative is to just not drink alcohol."
Is that helpful at all? Would you welcome that reply? Would that be productive to the conversation at all where you are celebrating your enjoyment of something? Should I remind others reading your post that "have been stuck in the mindset of choosing between" drinking to excess or to moderation that they have other options of simply not consuming it? Should I remind people reading your post about your enjoyment of alcohol (even in moderation) that these sort of options exists, because no one talks about them? Do you see how pretentious and unwelcome that would look as reply to your alcohol drinking post?
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I mean, the better alternative is to just not buy sugary cereal.
Are you really in a position to criticize others on what they consume?
I choose not to drink alcohol. When I see other people posting about what they drink, I don't go around telling other people they shouldn't. These are personal choices. We're both aware of the potential health consequences of our chosen actions. I believe people should be free to do what they want as long as they aren't hurting other people. I don't want to think the worst of you, but the only reason I think of for you to make your comment was from a position of moral superiority. I know I've been guilty of that before and been ashamed of it later. Did I just catch you on a bad day?
There’s a very suspicious voting pattern on this account.
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I want to hear the straight person voice