I used to eat them for breakfast as a kid, before there was even frosted Pop-Tarts. The real story is the beginning of the poisoning and malnutrition of the American children, and it has gotten worse every year until now the majority of children have fatty liver, obesity, diabetes, etc and will not outlive their parents.
Movie should be called Uninteresting.
There's a difference between going on stage and going "What's the deal with breakfast cereals?" and pretending that a movie about poptarts is worth putting millions in them.
Bobcat Goldthwait has the better movie career so far. Sorry Jerry. Stick to cheerleading for war crimes.
That's one of the things I find funniest about it: this is a petty, silly thing to make a movie about. That's funnier than making it about something "important." I mean, I guess it could still be funny, it's just then it would be more satire and less just goofy, silly fun. I laughed my butt off at the trailer. If the movie's half as good, it'll be well worth watching.
shareWhat's the deal with Pop-Tarts?
shareI used to love pop tarts and eat them all the time. even in college I would keep a box or 2 in my car.
shareWHAT FLAVOR?...I USED TO BE ALL ABOUT THE FROSTED RASPBERRY ONES...I HAVE LOST MY TASTE FOR THEM THOUGH.
sharestrawberry and cherry were my favs. same, I havent had any in over 15 years.
shareSTRAWBERRY WAS MY SECOND FAVORITE...I HATE CHERRY THOUGH...EXCEPT CHERRY COKE...WHICH IS ALL I DRINK...MY DAUGHTER EATS POP TARTS SOMETIMES...SHE LIKES THE APPLE JACKS FLAVOR...BIZARRE.
sharedidnt know they had an apple jack one. I used to get the brown sugar one every once in a while and then while I was eating it would wonder why I bought it. lol
I might have to revisit the old days and try the apple jack one...
Each of your posts is more mundane than the previous.
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