Dear Mr. President
weary flake
annoy parents and drive a wedge through the family breakfast
table between children and their mom and dad? I read in The
Hidden Persuaders that noisy breakfast cereals were advertised
to entice children to turn against their parents with the
promise of rebellion against parental control. That was a
fifty year old book, yet sociopathic cereals continue to be
sold. How can we be called a civilized nation when in this
day and age we continue to allow the sale and possession of
such cereals with street names like "Rice Krispies" and
"Cinnamon Toast Crunch"? Please urge Congress to get the
guts to ban them.
P.S. I am not a crackpot.
Xino Kiner
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Does this post have anything to do at all with The Simpsons other than it's
similarity to Grandpa Simpson's letter to the president regarding states?
Just curious, as I was unable to watch tonight's episode. Great gag, BTW.
In my younger years annoying my parents was a great pastime. Come to think
of it, it still is.
OFF Fan
<isal...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Just curious, as I was unable to watch tonight's episode. Great gag, BTW.
>In my younger years annoying my parents was a great pastime. Come to think
>of it, it still is.
When they get into their older years, you'll find it's become their
job to annoy you.;-)
aaronhi...@yahoo.com
The way I read it, you are using both crack and pot.
Mr. Museum
aaronhi...@yahoo.com
As I said in my other post, I am pretty sure you are using both crack
and pot.
> Does this post have anything to do at all with The Simpsons other than it's
> similarity to Grandpa Simpson's letter to the president regarding states?
Does this post have anything to do at all with The SImpsons other than
it's similarity to most of the stuff that Xino Kiner posts in this ng?
Xino, I originally thought that this guy was YOU!!! Then I saw your
post and realized that you must have been cloned.
> Just curious, as I was unable to watch tonight's episode. Great gag, BTW.
> In my younger years annoying my parents was a great pastime. Come to think
> of it, it still is.
Your "younger years"? Aren't you about 10 years old now? When were
your "younger years"?
BTW, GO PACKERS. The Packers are doing a good job and should make the
playoffs.
Ah yes. I remember my younger years. The Wright Brothers flew from
Kitty Hawk to Gettysburg on a thimbleful of corn oil. That's how we
won the Civil War, you know.
Mr. Museum