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His American was inclined to be generous with his largesse, so he gave to Anton four pieces of Juicy Fruit wrapped up in a twist of the old wrapper. He also got a pat on the head, which at ten years old was something to resent but he put up with it anyway. He wrapped up the gum in his handkerchief. Anton took only half a piece for himself, chewing it and chewing it on the road home until it lost all of its flavour and was tack in his mouth. He weighed up his options: it was a well-known fact that swallowing it would coat his lungs and almost certainly kill him, but it seemed like such a waste not to.
In the evenings, the house rubble looked like the hills of giant ants. He liked to pretend that they were what had laid waste to so many of them: huge six-legged insects with clacking, dripping mandibles, knocking down chimneys and blackening the walls with their giant ant excretions. It might look like the scorch-mark from a shell, but Anton knew it was the monster ants, fooling everyone else by acting like it was the war. He spent a little time nudging his toe into sooty puddles and watching smoke rise from the American barracks over to the south, and went to loiter by the fences there when the thrill of giant ants palled.
There was a camp there, for Russian prisoners. In the evenings you could hear them arguing in loud Slavic voices, their figures in the prison yard wreathed in darkness as they shouted and sometimes fought. Hitler was dead, but it seemed like they yelled as they always yelled before and wheeled blows at each other with the exact same blind, unhappy aim. Anton decided to go back home by weaving a path behind the empty cloth factory where the tall, frondy weeds grew in the cracks in the path.
The woman did not make a sound, but every so often she jerked around like a fish on a hook. An unopened packet of chewing-gum lay near the frondy weeds. Juicy Fruit. The woman in her headscarf gurgled into those prying fingers, more blood mixing with saliva, and Anton took the gum and ran away; he could think of nothing else to do.
Somebody would know. Somebody would find out. The Juicy Fruit paper crackled in his fingers. When he thought he had run away enough and could not see the cloth factory any more, he sat on a pile of rubble and crammed all of the gum into his mouth. It made a wet and noisy ball as he chewed it. He swallowed, hard, and it made a lump in his throat all the way down.
There was only one piece of gum for him now. He clutched it in his fist and saw every policeman on the corner now as he walked, every woman, imagined their staring through his fingers to see what was inside. The giant ants settled in their holes underneath the untidy piles of brick, muttering about chewing-gum and Anton, and he took the key from beneath the bakery flowerpot to open up the morgue.
Nobody had come for the woman because nobody knew who she was. There were many people in Stuttgart like that now. She would be written down as Lieschen and put at the crossroads grave come Sunday when the priest came. Anton touched her chilly fingers gently, as his father had touched them gently, and then he prised open the mouth to put the piece of chewing-gum within. He could hide it there, inside her.
He wet himself when the dead woman began chewing. The soft rectangular strip mulched between her pink-stained teeth as she rolled it around in her mouth, gray eyes flicking open as she spread it on her palate and sucked out the flavour as Anton always did. He was aware of hot trickles down his legs.
When she swallowed, there was a brief flash of pink in that ugly hole at her throat. The dead woman was staring at the ceiling, and he was sure that once she turned that gaze on him he would be killed immediately.
Outside in the bustle of Stuttgart nobody looked at them. He held tightly to her hand, the skin slipping a little underneath his palm, past the anthill piles of rubble from the houses and past the camp where the Russian men fought. He led her to the abandoned factory with its thrusting smokestacks, and there was his American soldier: still with the rose tucked inside his buttonhole, grinding out the butt of his cigarette as he prepared to leave.
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GU Energy Chews are crafted to supply both energy and key nutrients like electrolytes and amino acids to keep you feeling strong and energized. Energy Chews have similar nutrients per serving to Original GU Energy Gels, delivering the energy you need in chewable, bite-sized pieces. What's inside?
A mix of fast-acting and sustained-release carb sources (maltodextrin and fructose) helps maximize absorption, increase carbohydrate utilization, and diminish stomach distress, for energy that kicks in quickly and stays with you.
Blueberry Pomegranate blends two unique berry essences into one smooth flavor. (Fun fact: Pomegranates are technically berries!) Called Blue Pom for short, it is sweet, floral, and fruity. Tastes like a favorite gummy candy, works like an Energy Chew. (Love this flavor? Try our Blueberry Pomegranate ROCTANE Energy Gel!)
These take the classic soccer game orange slices to the next level. The tangy (but not quite sour) zip will get your mouth watering, but the juicy sweetness swiftly evens things out. This refreshing citrus flavor is at the top of its game.
As any juicy watermelon should be, this flavor is mouth-watering. The timeless refreshing taste of watermelon highlights every bite, while a touch of sweetness acts as a supporting role. But the star in this flavor? Juiciness. Bursting with juiciness, this flavor will make your mouth water and remind you of summer.
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When you're exercising for longer than an hour, it's important to refuel along the way. Aim to eat one serving of Energy Chews every 45 minutes to keep going strong, and be sure to hydrate while taking gels to help your body efficiently process your fuel.
As you increase exercise duration, your body needs more. Supplement your Energy Chews with Energy Gels, Hydration Tabs for electrolyte replacement, or Roctane Energy Drink for energy and hydration in one.
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I am Type 1 (LADA) diabetic and I carry GU products with me to check falling blood glucose levels. The gel packs are very handy and effective. For my purposes however either single serving or resealable packaging for the chews would be much more convenient.
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Bully Sticks: Bully sticks are a safe, healthy chew toy. But after the dog has chewed the stick to a short length, it becomes a choking hazard. I was always careful to remove the stick when it got too short. When a dog can no longer hold the stick between his paws, he may swallow it, which can cause choking or an intestinal blockage. Recently I was introduced to a really cool product called Bully Buddy My staff told me about this when one of our customers brought it with her dog when he was staying with us. The Bully Buddy holds the tail end of the bully stick in place so it cannot be swallowed, but the dog can chew it into the smallest nub. Our customers often introduce us to cool new products. I love that! I bought two sizes of Bully Buddies for my dogs, so they can each have their own, to be able to safely chew the bully stick end.
Toys for rabbits are necessities, along with a proper diet, a well-thought-out living set-up, and excellent medical care. Why? Toys are the key to three fundamental aspects of life with a house rabbit:
Without challenging activities, your rabbit will get bored, especially if she has no nonhuman friends to keep her company. This feeling of isolation often leads to depression and/or destructiveness. Even senior and disabled rabbits need an environment that gives them things to do besides eating and sleeping.
Important as toys are, they are no panacea. A rabbit who is frustrated because he never gets out of his cage, never gets any attention, or because he craves the company of a rabbit friend, is going to be a destructive rabbit. Make sure that you provide lots of stimulation, in the form of exercise and social contact, as well as toys.
Here are some ideas based on types of activity. These are natural behaviors that need an outlet. By providing safe, non-destructive opportunities, you ensure that the rabbit will not be forced to improvise.
Rabbits are tunneling animals, and most enjoy digging tunnels, or digging at the end of pre-made tunnels. You can get cardboard concrete forms from building suppliers (or from contractor friends), which make great, inexpensive, chewable tunnels. You can also stuff newspaper into one end of the tunnel, providing lots of digging opportunities. For rabbits who like to lie in, rather than dig in, a tunnel, you can buy cat tunnels made of nylon and synthetic sheepskin. These are extremely comfy, and one or another of our three bedroom rabbits occupies ours at all times. You can give your bun a long, narrow cardboard box, open at both ends, or just open at one. You can create a tunnel by setting up a running space between your couch and your wall, just big enough for Phoebe.