Erebus
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They're a British snack, I'm not sure if there's a US equivalent to be honest:
Monster Munch - Wikipedia
I used to love them as a kid but hadn't had them in years.
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Have you ever noticed?When you get a craving?It's for the one thing that isn't in your house?
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They're a British snack, I'm not sure if there's a US equivalent to be honest:
Monster Munch - Wikipedia
I used to love them as a kid but hadn't had them in years.
exchemist
Veteran Member
That's what I was wondering, but I didn't want to seem like an out-of-touch old judge*: "Who are the Beatles?" etc., by asking.
* Oops, too late.
Erebus
Well-Known Member
That's what I was wondering, but I didn't want to seem like an out-of-touch old judge*: "Who are the Beatles?" etc., by asking.
* Oops, too late.
Wait, you live in England but haven't heard of monster munch? I didn't think that was possible
syo
Well-Known Member
True.Have you ever noticed?When you get a craving?For something to eat or drink?It's for the one thing that isn't in your house?