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I remember Jarts and candy cigs.
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Matt wrote:so you are the reason they are banned?!
I don't think so, we never lost any eyes, we were too good at dodging each other's shots, lol. :woohoo:
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I loved those!
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Whatever happened to those potato sticks? I think those were made by Planters too.
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Brenda wrote:I loved those!
Me too! :lick:
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I don't have any pictures of them, but does everyone remember the Jolly Rancher sticks? Flat, about 3/4 of an inch wide and maybe 4 or 5 inches long? I used to get them at the little store down the street from me (that's no longer there) for a dime. When I played little league baseball, our team was sponsored by that store... Whenever we won a game, the owner would let us come in and get $2 worth of candy. Back then, we could get a whole hell of a lot for $2. I would load up on the Jolly Rancher sticks and the little Goetz's caramel creme candies (they were a nickel apiece).

I'd forgotten about the O'Boisies... Jarts.. I never had a set growing up, but the neighbors did. We used to play the game like L_G_D did until my friend's cousin had to go to the hospital for a punctured foot. The Jarts were strangely missing next time we went to play. So much for survival of the fittest, eh? :)

And what was the name of that silly clown that you hooked up to the garden hose??? It had the medusa-like hair that whipped around everywhere with the water coming out...
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yes. I loved those!
that was back when Now & Laters ruled and Jolly Ranchers were the up and coming candy.
Anyone remember Bonkers!? The candy that bonks you out?

Seems like i can still find Fun Dip if i look for it, but where has Big League Chew gone?
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