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eats some candy rockets ... I think these are called Smarties in the US. -- (link)

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Jun 17 '09, 13:11

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So I can go around in Canada telling girls to suck my candy rocket and get away with it? -- nm - con_carne Jun 17, 13:15
I thought they were dummies there -- nm - Redmond on a phone Jun 17, 13:14
We finally found something that we have outcuted Canada at naming. -- nm - TFox Jun 17, 13:14 1
- Nobody outcutes the Brits, though -- nm - con_carne Jun 17, 13:28
Those indeed are US Smarties. - musubi Jun 17, 13:12
(Canadian smarties are a bit different in nature) -- (link) - Beryllium Jun 17, 13:12 [Image] 7
- So they're M&M's? (nm) - musubi Jun 17, 13:13 3
  - not exactly, but close. Some crisp under the shell, perhaps? Or maybe just thicker shell. I like Smarties more than Plain M&Ms -- nm - ty97 Jun 17, 13:15 1
    - This discussion is very deja vu for me. I think ReyRey or Andie or someone has described this to me before. (nm) - musubi Jun 17, 13:17
  - Slightly different from M&Ms, but similar. -- nm - Beryllium Jun 17, 13:13
- different how? do they actually taste good there? -- nm - dogbert183 Jun 17, 13:12 2
  - well, yes. Like candy-coated chocolate, albeit crunchier than M&Ms. -- nm - Beryllium Jun 17, 13:14 1
    - oh, the comment was directed at the smarties/rockets - dogbert183 Jun 17, 13:16

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