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Cheerios?

Not that I have ever eaten cereal, or even being close to it (except in the States, of course). But I thought they were the typical doughnut shaped cereal...

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Chris H

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Look like cheerios to me, too.

Love the Dan Dare eyebrows, Metro.

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Could be Froot Loops.
Diggin' the Ed Straker hair there, Metro.

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Fashionpolice

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Perhaps Honey Nut Cheerios

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Apple Jacks used to be mostly brown with just flecks of "red" in them. They changed them at some point and gave them green and red color. So it could be pre-color Jacks, or Cherrio variants.

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*pinches Metro's little apple cheeks*

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Ignoring the whole cerial issue, i must say that this is one sweet portrait.

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It is.

My first thought was 'Damien?', though.

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shake

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Yah, a cute little tow head.

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Those are Quaker Ohs, note the filled rings.

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quote:
Originally posted by Hasa:

My first thought was 'Damien?', though.

Mine was "Midwich?"

Is "graham" American for "cinnamon"?

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A graham cracker is something like a digestive biscuit, but with more graham flour in it.

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would this be 88? 89?

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Hive

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quote:
Originally posted by Kradlum:
Mine was "Midwich?"

Oh, my, yes! Although he's smiling too much. Maybe he just made George Sanders stub his toe.

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lithos

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quote:
Originally posted by theminx:
A graham cracker is something like a digestive biscuit, but with more graham flour in it.

That helped us not in the least.

Graham flour? How many Grahams do they have to grind up to get a pound of that?

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Wiki it!

You know those little brown shiny bits in a Digestive? there are more of them in a graham cracker. Also molasses, I think. It's a not-too-sweet rectangular biscuit, indispensable in making S'Mores.

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I know what they are, minxie. I've even lectured extensively on the topic.

And have been cited in fine academic literature as well.

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shake

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LOL, still cracks me up.

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