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It says July 2 yet it’s July 1st…
Which you wrote at 2 am july second.
European-based webcomic uses European-based timestamps.
And Australians are all upset at the moment about too much sugar in kids cereal.
After getting rid of sugar in my coke, I can see why: It works like a drug. (The coke part, too, but I don’t like coffee instead.)
As an Australian, wh
who has been to the USA, your cerials are kinda grossly sweet. A lot of you stuff is tbh
Think I’ll have toast…
The bag of bread came with some heroin and a free syringe
If you’re lucky it might have two free syringes, but you have to be careful, they will occasionally be packaged without a cap.
Big boxes, or just not a lot of room for cereal?
The gun is an inch long. But it looks like a gun, so we must panic.
Guns are cheaper than cereal.
Ah, I remember when cereal and Cracker Jacks had prizes. And, yes, that included toy guns. Tiny ones, that you could fit one snap cap in. Because the boxes are shipped by weight, and you wouldn’t want the prize to weigh more than the contents of the box.
It was great.
Yes, once upon a time, cereal had prizes that sometimes didn’t suck. This faded away in favor of prizes that mostly sucked. Nowadays, the best you can hope for is a code to download the digital equivalent of a decoder ring that tells you to drink lots of Ovaltine.
Sorry, I don’t usually do nostalgia, but cereal prizes are a pet peeve of mine. Now get off my lawn, ya dang kids!
Aw, but your lawn is so nice and comfy.
Well, if the parents buy the cereal then they approve of the realistic toy guns. And of course, we all know parents are quite the responsible people seeing as they take care of children all.
I know I’m late but I think this is a starting pack for a Cereal Killer.