Best candy for energy?
01-04-07, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by heliumb
01-04-07, 01:28 PM
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Best candy for energy?
NOSE CANDY!
NOSE CANDY!
01-04-07, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Tully
Second person to have mentioned these little guys, are they really great? If they are, I may throw one in my bag, because I love honey, mmmmmmm.
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01-04-07, 03:24 PM
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edit: they busted my link
TOFFIFAY.
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Originally Posted by Makoa
Prunes.
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oreos or snickers.....
they're good for rocket fuel too!
https://www.theodoregray.com/Periodic...6/1/index.html
they're good for rocket fuel too!
https://www.theodoregray.com/Periodic...6/1/index.html
01-04-07, 10:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Batson
01-04-07, 11:52 PM
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Originally Posted by trackstar10
to be honest, i love cliff stuff. however, half their flavors deserve to go to hell, and the other half make you feel like floating up to heaven and saying, god, let me in. now.
nasty:
lemon poppy seed (duh. who the hell thought this was a good idea?)
carrot cake
apricot
banana nut bread
cookies n' cream
pumpkin pie
cool mint chocolate (ugh)
awesome:
chocolate chip peanut crunch
crunchy peanut butter
chocolate almond fudge
chocolate brownie
just ok:
oatmeal raisin walnut
black cherry almond
peanut toffee buzz
*my girlfriend disagrees with some of my choices, but she's the one who generally buys these.
01-05-07, 02:08 AM
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The marshmallow Peeps are good for an energy boost. Each Peep chick has 32 calories and 0 grams fat, and are easy to eat while riding.
01-05-07, 02:42 AM
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Originally Posted by marqueemoon
Yep, but you only have to try the nasty ones once. To save you all some work...*
nasty:
lemon poppy seed (duh. who the hell thought this was a good idea?)
carrot cake
apricot
banana nut bread
cookies n' cream
pumpkin pie
cool mint chocolate (ugh)
awesome:
chocolate chip peanut crunch
crunchy peanut butter
chocolate almond fudge
chocolate brownie
just ok:
oatmeal raisin walnut
black cherry almond
peanut toffee buzz
*my girlfriend disagrees with some of my choices, but she's the one who generally buys these.
nasty:
lemon poppy seed (duh. who the hell thought this was a good idea?)
carrot cake
apricot
banana nut bread
cookies n' cream
pumpkin pie
cool mint chocolate (ugh)
awesome:
chocolate chip peanut crunch
crunchy peanut butter
chocolate almond fudge
chocolate brownie
just ok:
oatmeal raisin walnut
black cherry almond
peanut toffee buzz
*my girlfriend disagrees with some of my choices, but she's the one who generally buys these.
if it looks like poop tastes like poop and feels like poop probably is poop
01-05-07, 02:48 AM
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crack rocks.
they give me all the energy i need.
i like chewing gum or smoking a cigarette for energy when i'm riding my bike.
they give me all the energy i need.
i like chewing gum or smoking a cigarette for energy when i'm riding my bike.
01-05-07, 02:52 AM
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yeah sometimes with those trash day bike finds you get a lil present stuffed in the seat or handle bars ya know somewhere obscure
01-05-07, 06:31 AM
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Originally Posted by heliumb
01-05-07, 07:22 AM
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you guys have short childhoods in Hungary
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plan ahead: keep one of these in your pocket and they'll keep you going for a bit.
or if you *have* to i'd vote for o'henry, cuz they're bigger than snickers and have "peanuts" for "protien"... (not to burst anyone's bubble, but the chocolate industry is pretty #@&%*$!)