Did anyone besides me eat this mid to late 70's kid's cereal?
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I did... damned if I can remember what it tasted like though. My recollection is that it was very short lived. I think I still have the magnets somewhere.
By the way, I fondly remember and still miss 'Mazing Man! Hope DC gets wise and collects it in a book one of these days.
Oh yeah I remember the commercials and the clogged nose voice of the machine. Gee I didn't remember that those were their actual names.
What cereals are gonna be next? Moonstones? Circus Fun? Freakies?
Wow...this explains a LOT, Stephen.
I kept the refrigerator magnets on my refrigerator door for years after the cereal was no longer available. Sigh...
Hey Stephen,
I just wanted to say great job storyboarding the intro to the new Futurama feature, "Beast with a Billion Backs"!
They couldn't have gotten anyone better!
Good style
I used to LOVE "Grins and Smiles and Giggles and Laughs!" That was one of two cereals I used to live by. The other being "Quisp!" Do any of you remember that cereal as well?
By the way, Quisp is still availble by Quaker foods. Is Grins still able to be purchased?
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