This is a time-honored tradition of all young trick-or-treaters. Not even Christmas lets you see this much candy in one place at one time. It must be measured to truly appreciate it.
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God damn that is quite a haul.
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It’s a bar chart
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I too loves me some knolling.
Too much tylenol
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I hope the kid is planning to eat that over a period of about 6 years. There is enough sugar in that pile to kill a family of four.
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See, now this is the fun part of Halloween!
The full size goes at the top, as a header.
Disappointing lack of Freddos.
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This is the content I look for.
She's doing it wrong. It shouldn't be by brand, it should be by content. So, peanuts and chocolate is one category, where Reese's and Peanut M&Ms belong, for instance. Plain M&Ms go with the Hersey's bars. Also, she should be sorting these into bags, but I suppose that can come after the pictures.
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I feel like I'm an outlier, but I somehow just disliked Reeses. I think KitKats, Skittles, M&Ms, fruit snacks, were my favorite. I remember being warned about evil strangers putting blades in stuff and since lolipops are kinda not completely sealed, I remember being afraid of those lolipops lol.
Anyways, that was over a decade ago, childhood-me is gone.
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Too much sugar for a child. Children have no self-control with sweets.
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