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Steve Miller Reports: Local Florida Man Angry at Flavor
Steve Miller Reports: Local Florida Man Angry at Flavor
Adults and Flavors: It Must Be True!
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I've said all along, the only reason they sell any liquor in flavors other than vodka is to market to children and get them addicted to alcohol. Same goes for beer.
Then you have all those sweets and desserts, they're not sold for adults because adults don't like that stuff. It's all to hook kids on sugar.
Then you have all those sweets and desserts, they're not sold for adults because adults don't like that stuff. It's all to hook kids on sugar.
Let's ban flavored pop or soda to lol. only carbonated water from here on out lol.
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Our point exactly. It's not like adults only enjoy sand flavor. I would think, given the loss of taste buds over time, that adults would tend to prefer stronger flavors and stronger sweets than children do, just because we can't taste them so well any longer.
I guess I never grew up cause I love vaping my freckled lemonade and my French vanilla.
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I'm sorry but I don't know anyone like this guy! I bet his life is just as boring as his taste in food!
It's weird, but I kind of do know somebody like this guy. Me. I've always tended to prefer plain food, and am not attracted (I'm actually very turned off) by rich sauces and spicing. Pretzels are an exciting food for me.
That's actually fortunate as I have really bad reflux and plain food doesn't tend to set that off, so it's possible it's a learned response. Except that even as a child I didn't particularly care for heavy, overdone meals and absolutely refuse to eat French food.
I'd do well in Ireland, though. Get me some cabbage and boil it.
. You're an exception. I'm sure there are a few, but the majority of adults are different.
I was always worried those sweet, fruity and candy-like flavors such as Vanilla Bourbon and Pina Colada might be attractive to kids
Okay I admit that the article had me going there for a couple of paragraphs, until it finally ocurred to me that it was a spoof 
But I never did quite make sense of the the "Clint Tolliver" part. There's a j/k there, I just can't figure it out. Is there some nursery rhyme that's at the bottom of it? An Aesop's fable, or a Grimm's fairy tale? Is it a joke on something on Nickelodian like SpongeBob or iCarly? A disney thing like Hannah Montana? Can't be one of the old Warner Bro.s cartoons.
I know I'm going to feel like a total idiot when someone tells me
But I never did quite make sense of the the "Clint Tolliver" part. There's a j/k there, I just can't figure it out. Is there some nursery rhyme that's at the bottom of it? An Aesop's fable, or a Grimm's fairy tale? Is it a joke on something on Nickelodian like SpongeBob or iCarly? A disney thing like Hannah Montana? Can't be one of the old Warner Bro.s cartoons.
I know I'm going to feel like a total idiot when someone tells me
I was always worried those sweet, fruity and candy-like flavors such as Vanilla Bourbon and Pina Colada might be attractive to kids
Are you referring to liquor or e liquid. I see no concern for one and a lot of concern for the other.
Sorry for being dense, but ... are you describing your own concerns, or the "concerns" of (say) the ALA, FDA, CDC, ACS, etc?
Or are you (perhaps) being ironic/facetious/etc.?
And is the "one" e-liquid and the "other" liquor? Or vice-versa?
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These kids today with all their flavors, when I was a kid we only had vanilla and it was good and you were happy to get it. We heard a rumor about chocolate but we didn't have it, we had vanilla and we were happy.
Since I enjoy your posts so much, I will try to find you some boiled-cabbage e-liquid!
Actually, I'm kind of a meat-and-potatoes person myself. Don't do spices, not even black pepper. About the most complex flavor I like is chocolate and raspberry... and I find this applies to e-liquid as well. With one exception, all my favorite e-flavors are single-flavor fruits or vanilla variants.
Okay I admit that the article had me going there for a couple of paragraphs, until it finally ocurred to me that it was a spoof
But I never did quite make sense of the the "Clint Tolliver" part. There's a j/k there, I just can't figure it out. Is there some nursery rhyme that's at the bottom of it? An Aesop's fable, or a Grimm's fairy tale? Is it a joke on something on Nickelodian like SpongeBob or iCarly? A disney thing like Hannah Montana? Can't be one of the old Warner Bro.s cartoons.
I know I'm going to feel like a total idiot when someone tells me
I can't extract anything mythic relating to a Clint Tolliver from my brain; I think he's just a fictional
These kids today with all their flavors, when I was a kid we only had vanilla and it was good and you were happy to get it. We heard a rumor about chocolate but we didn't have it, we had vanilla and we were happy.
And you had to walk uphill both ways to school ...
Okay I admit that the article had me going there for a couple of paragraphs, until it finally ocurred to me that it was a spoof
But I never did quite make sense of the the "Clint Tolliver" part. There's a j/k there, I just can't figure it out. Is there some nursery rhyme that's at the bottom of it? An Aesop's fable, or a Grimm's fairy tale? Is it a joke on something on Nickelodian like SpongeBob or iCarly? A disney thing like Hannah Montana? Can't be one of the old Warner Bro.s cartoons.
I know I'm going to feel like a total idiot when someone tells me
The picture is a stock image of "Portrait of annoyed bald man with a big mustache expressing anger".
It's a spoof - not sure if there is a name reference.... the 'clue' is "Adults do not like flavor. Its why you dont see flavored alcohol or obese people over 18." Obviously wrong on both accounts.
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