Trix Rabbit or Count Chocula?
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Count Chocula......: )
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You silly rabbit, Trix are for kids.
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Dark Chocolate or Kit Kat...
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Trish Stratus. Trish has more technique and experience. Ashley is doing quite well. Give her time and experience. She will be on top!
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I'm for wonka bars too: better if made of - say - 4 x 6 rectangles, so that you can try to compare different portions: let kids discover that they must refer to smaller units to compare 8-ths and 12-ths ( and in the end eat chocolate if the work is good - or at least if chocolate is good)\n\nNB: start telling them that you cannot add or subtract what you cannot compare, then teach them how to compare
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First appearing on cereal boxes in 1960, this large white rabbit originally raced around trying to get some raspberry red, lemon yellow, and orange orange Trix corn-puffed cereal to eat. "Trix. The corn cereal with the natural taste of fruit". Trix Rabbit was originally voiced by Delo States.\n\nTwo kids, a boy and a girl, always catch him before he can eat the Trix. "Silly rabbit, Trix are for kids". (The Trix Rabbit twice got to eat a bowl of Trix. Once in 1976, and again in 1980 following a box-top voting campaigns).\n\nThe Trix Rabbit and the slogan "Trix are for kids" were created by Joe Harris in August 1959. Here are Joe's own words: "I created the Trix Rabbit in its entirety, including copy, character and storyboard, in August of 1959 one Sunday night. It was done at the request of the copy supervisor for General Mills at our ad agency, Dancer Fitzgerald Sample, who said, 'They're looking for an identity for this brand. Why don't you see what you can come up with over the weekend?'"\n\n"The first storyboard is dated August 4, 1959. It was presented to the Mills and approved for production within the month. I went ahead to supervise its animation at the production house of Gifford Kim. Because in those days there was little crossover between writers, storyboarders and production people, it posed a dilemma. Back then, artists weren't supposed to write, writers weren't supposed to draw and producers were only called in only at the end of the creative process."\n\n"As a result of the success of the commercial, the little-known Trix brand suddenly leaped into the national consciousness and became one of General Mills' best sellers. My line, 'Trix are for kids' became a countrywide mantra. It still is, 43 years later. I believe it may be that Trix is one of the oldest, if not the oldest commercial in existence to have sustained itself with the same character, the same selling line and the same plot since I created it." \n\nTony Jaffe is also credited with writing "Trix are for Kids" spots for a number of years. \n\nIn 1992, puffed fruit-shaped pieces replaced the round ball cereal pieces. In addition, 4 new flavors were added: grapity purple, lime green, wildberry blue, and watermelon. In 1995, the colors became brighter. \n\n \nIn mid 2003, the Trix Rabbit was removed from boxes of Trix during a "Solve The Great Trix Train Robbery" promotion. In his place appeared one of five suspects: Willy Gettum, Bunny O'Hare, F. Rudy Flavors, "Wild" Barry Blue, and Sally Rabbit ("Trix are for kids").\n\nIn Summer 2004, the Rabbit steals the kids' Trix and hides it somewhere in the jungle, but just as the he's about to tell them where he hid it, he gets hit on the head with a falling coconut! His response is totally jumbled up and comes out "kannufrutestoneahhappeyleef". Unjumble it and you'll know where the Trix is.
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they are both pretty cool and hard to choose just one but i would have to pick...scooby. how lucky is he? hes a dog that can talk that solves mysteries. hope i helped.
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Cheval\n\n\nPS........  I got here first!  LOL
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Well all are pretty good, i would recomend AIM triton just because the user interface is very simple to use. hope this helps.
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I prefer a peanut butter twix or a whatchamacallit (don't know if its spelled right?)...these two have always been my favorite candy bars....
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I call it twicks... haha, sounds like twix , the chocolate bar
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I'll second Choochy's answer
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Ooooooooooooooh pick me pick meeeee!!!\nI want one , i want one !!!!! Pleaseeee pleeeeeeese .Ooooooooooh i want a white chocolate one            \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAll hail the easter bunny .) hmmmmmm chocolate *drools*
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Babe, I masturbate maybe once a month. When my Bf is on his business trip, my other bf(rabbit vibrator) pays me a visit...he's always welcome!
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Lucky Charms I don't need. I live on grace, mercy and blessings.\nSome people carry around all kinds of stuff for lucky charms even the foot of a rabbit.  But if the rabbit foot was that lucky why did the rabbit lose it. I serve the Blessor of th blessings.
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We also call him the 'Easter Bunny' in Australia. Also we have an 'Easter Bilby', but I believe that the choclate marketers here are the only ones cashing in on this their creation.\n\nPersonally I call him 'Ostara'. (The one who brings eggs for health, wealth, and prosperity - and as a sign of fertility)\n\nHey 'bored', I live in Australia and have never seen a 'Easter Bunyip', where the hell do you by one of those.
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sherbert and sprite/7up\n\nyummy\n\nand pretty