What in the wide world of sports???????????????

[kthom]

For you folks that like candy corn, try this. Mix candy corn and peanuts half and half. Dip into the bowl and get a handful of the mixture. Bet you think it tastes very similar to a PayDay candy bar. That's the only way I'll eat candy corn. My grandmother always had a bowl full of the stuff in her home, along with some candy that tasted just like Boston Baked Beans but had a rough texture to the coating instead of smooth. She called 'em cockleburrs. Those were good! But I just didn't care for the candy corn.

 

[CH4]

Just saw these at the local grocery store! Crazy!!'

 

[Ivan the Butcher]

When our oldest was in Iraq, we sent him 10 pounds of assorted gummy bears, worms fish ect. By the time it got to him, it was a single volley ball sized gummy! I ask what he did, "Take a bite like an apple and pass it to the next guy"! They probably shared the same tooth brush too!

Ivan

 

[Tom S.]

Candy has to have chocolate involved or I'm not interested.

 

[Qball]

"Swedish Fish"?
Never seen them

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vY_9ZTTUkdw[/ame]

 

[CAJUNLAWYER]

I can hurt myself on Snickers Bars, KitKats and Butterfingers.
Oh and also Mr. Goodbars and Krackle

 

[Funflyer]

I'm the odd man out, the only candy I eat is Good-&-Plenty, Smarties, Necco wafers and Red Vines.

 

[walkin jack]

Put me down for candy corn as well. I can NOT remember when it wasn't my favorite. Runners up would include Slow Pokes, Three musketeers, butterfingers, Fire balls, and milk duds in no particular order.

 

[bill2000]

I also like candy corn....but I've grown up and have changed my weays. The sweetest thing I consume on Halloween is Drambuie!

 

[the ringo kid]

God, help me, I do love it so!

A co-worker offered me the chocolate version of it-I couldn't accept. Dark chocolate all the way fer me.

 

[the ringo kid]

Lol...now I have a real hankerin' to go and watch "Blazing Saddles"

And Patton:

Oops:

 

[Snapping Twig]

From Watchdog:

"I don't understand.

Is there something wrong or unusual about this?

The stuff has been being made for longer than any of us have been alive.

Trick or Treaters no longer even come through our neighborhood, but I'll buy a bag of it just for myself. I'll stop short of putting on a mask, going outside and ringing my own doorbell, you understand, but still...it's only once a year. And the squirrels will eat what I don't.

My dentist, by the way, loves it when I eat the stuff. Can you guess why?

Let's get serious here: It wouldn't be Halloween without candy corn."

What your dentist REALLY likes is when you chew Jolly Ranchers!

Heck, the material they use to remove crowns is suspiciously exactly the same - without the flavor.