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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Whats your favorite kind of girl scout cookies?
so my parents gave me 2 boxes of girl scout cookies, they are so good. i got the thin mints and some coconut caramel ones. gotta but the thin mints in the freezer thats the best. this was so random haha
Lemon Pastries were the shit! But you can only get those in certain parts of the country now and lemonades just aren't the same. So while I hunt down lemon pastries Caramel delites are my current favorite...I have a feeling that this hunt will end up like my hunts for Surge though :'(
YUM! I love the Caramel Delights and Thin Mints! Wow...i miss those days of eating delicious yet not available everywhere cookies :) Oh well, Oreos really do the trick!
@Amanda: I'm not sure why exactly, I just know that I randomly find them on my wanderings throughout the country. I know the last time I found them was in Wichita Falls, Texas two years ago and I bought 60.00 dollars worth of them, which equates to like 10000 calories and only 20 minutes worth of snacking :'(. But it's like how in certain parts of the country a McChicken from McDonalds is actually a full fledged chicken sandwich, it was some town in northern Montana and the same with Whitehorse, Yukon. It's a fat hunk of chicken with lettuce and tomato and cheese, things operate differently in different regions and we don't get lemon pastries here is just how it is I suppose :-/.
Eazy: Yeah I've had Urge there before but it's just not the same, for one its orange not green and it tastes slightly different, it just not as good as Surge. And Surge was the only thing that actually beats Mountain Dew for me. If you know me I'm a Dewaholic, I go through 24oz 6 packs everyday and my adult teeth adapted to this fact when they grew in with super strong enamel to the point where dentists have told me that I could drink it all day long and brush my teeth with it and I'd never get a cavity...granted I had 15 in my baby teeth but I still have yet to get a cavity, though I brush with Crest and not Mountain Dew as much as I fantasize about the idea.
Lemon Pastries were the shit! But you can only get those in certain parts of the country now and lemonades just aren't the same. So while I hunt down lemon pastries Caramel delites are my current favorite...I have a feeling that this hunt will end up like my hunts for Surge though :'(
ReplyDeleteWhy are lemon pastries only in certain parts of the country?
ReplyDeleteAnd I bought the think mints and carmel ones too. lol
Surge can be bought in denmark, Norway, and Sweden, but its called urge. I forgot about that stuff, wasn't it basically mellow yellow?
ReplyDeleteYUM! I love the Caramel Delights and Thin Mints! Wow...i miss those days of eating delicious yet not available everywhere cookies :) Oh well, Oreos really do the trick!
ReplyDelete@Amanda: I'm not sure why exactly, I just know that I randomly find them on my wanderings throughout the country. I know the last time I found them was in Wichita Falls, Texas two years ago and I bought 60.00 dollars worth of them, which equates to like 10000 calories and only 20 minutes worth of snacking :'(. But it's like how in certain parts of the country a McChicken from McDonalds is actually a full fledged chicken sandwich, it was some town in northern Montana and the same with Whitehorse, Yukon. It's a fat hunk of chicken with lettuce and tomato and cheese, things operate differently in different regions and we don't get lemon pastries here is just how it is I suppose :-/.
ReplyDeleteEazy: Yeah I've had Urge there before but it's just not the same, for one its orange not green and it tastes slightly different, it just not as good as Surge. And Surge was the only thing that actually beats Mountain Dew for me. If you know me I'm a Dewaholic, I go through 24oz 6 packs everyday and my adult teeth adapted to this fact when they grew in with super strong enamel to the point where dentists have told me that I could drink it all day long and brush my teeth with it and I'd never get a cavity...granted I had 15 in my baby teeth but I still have yet to get a cavity, though I brush with Crest and not Mountain Dew as much as I fantasize about the idea.