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Researcher 29785 Started conversation Apr 29, 1999
Is it the paper cup you eat? Will there ever be Water Ice liteā¢? I bet its not available in the UK.
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Jimmer Posted Apr 30, 1999
In think you will find that in the UK it's called a 'Slurpie'.
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Zed Posted May 5, 1999
Water-Ice and Slurpies are actually different things (at least, where I come from). In the USA there are Slurpies, too.
Water-ice is usually put into a paper cone from my experience, and Slurpies into a paper cup which has a strange blue dog with a red sweater and the word "ICEE" written on it. And the ice of the water-ice is in large shredded pieces while Slurpies have a consistency that's more like an icey "mush". In Slurpies the flavor syrup is part of all of the mush, while in a water-ice cone the flavor syrup is poured on later onto the ice. (Although most of the syrup tends to soak into the ice shreddings).
I prefer Slurpies personally. (Cherry flavor Slurpies to be specific).
By the way, it is unknown at this moment whether or not the "Gray" aliens from Zeta Reticula like Slurpies or ice-cones. But if you happen to run into some of them, please ask them to stop by my house sometime while I'm there so I can talk with them about some things.
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Ginger The Feisty Posted May 15, 1999
Stay away from the strange coloured slurpies (e.g. the blue one) because you then have to walk around the rest of the day with a strange coloured mouth.
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Doug Dastardly Posted May 17, 1999
Of course drinking a green one makes convincing your boss that you should have the afternoon off sick a lot easier...
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Ginger The Feisty Posted May 17, 1999
Bur drinking a red one could get you rushed to hospital!
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Doug Dastardly Posted May 17, 1999
Or arrested for being a vampire . I'd hate to think what colouring they use in those. Do you remember those sweets called "Black jacks" - used to leave your mouth/tongue black! You could probably get away with saying you had bubonic plague with them!
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Ginger The Feisty Posted May 17, 1999
Yeah, or the sherbet you could buy loose in bags that was flurescent coloured and after you'd been dipping your fingers in it they were dyed that way for weeks!
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Doug Dastardly Posted May 17, 1999
Oh yeah, I remember that stuff. No matter how much you scrubbed, or how many layers of skin you took off . I seem to remember coming home with my mouth all kinds of colours as a kid. I think they banned alot of them!
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Ginger The Feisty Posted May 18, 1999
Yeah, there was some story about them causing some health problems if they were taken with Coke (the drink). Rumours of deaths abounded when I was a kid but I think it might have been chinese whispers.
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Doug Dastardly Posted May 18, 1999
I remember those stories about "moon dust" (that used to fizz on your tongue) and drinking coke could make you explode or something! If you ask me, anyone trying that was just asking for trouble anyway!
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Ginger The Feisty Posted May 18, 1999
That was good stuff but my mum banned me from eating it - along with bubble gum(you could choke), gobstoppers (you could choke) but then she used to buy us sugar mice which rotted our teeth.
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Doug Dastardly Posted May 18, 1999
Yeah, me and my brother were banned bubblegum.. and gobstoppers too... I guess there had been some kind of bubblegum/gobstopper choking scare back then... me and my brother still used to get out hands on these banned substances though! That moon dust stuff was excellent, many a happy hour standing making shapes with my mouth listedning to the different sounds from the crackling going on on my tongue! And I'm *sure* wagon wheels used to be bigger! .
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Ginger The Feisty Posted May 18, 1999
Wagon wheels were HUGE then or was I smaller ?
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Doug Dastardly Posted May 18, 1999
I'm sure they were massive! Size of plates! One of them would keep you busy all afternoon. Maybe it's because out hands are bigger now that they look smaller...
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Ginger The Feisty Posted May 19, 1999
But everything else seems the same size...
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Doug Dastardly Posted May 19, 1999
Ah yes, that's a very good point. I think they must be smaller, I wonder if we can get definitive proof... Remaining with "cowboy" chocolate, do you remember "a man's got to chew, what a man's got to chew" Texan bars?
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Ginger The Feisty Posted May 19, 1999
Yeah but my favourite was still curly wurly! Now they definitely got smaller!
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Doug Dastardly Posted May 19, 1999
It was probably the cold... (ahem). Cor, I've not had a curly whirly in years! Do they still do them?
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Ginger The Feisty Posted May 19, 1999
They do but they are mostly chocolate and not enough toffee. I mean that was the best bit trying to bite off a piece and the toffee stretching and stretching and when you finally bit there were all these toffee strings hanging off the bar !
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