The week you can't dunk

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SueEllen replied

14 June 2022, 19:02
Originally posted by ladymuck View Post

I wonder what they taste like

Strawberry or raspberry?

Or like Cheerios?
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ladymuck replied

13 June 2022, 19:45
I wonder what they taste like
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d000hg replied

13 June 2022, 14:01
I'm not embarrassed to talk about menstruation but I don't want to talk about it at breakfast anymore than I want to hear about nappy contents (a popular topic with nursery staff) or the dressing on your abscess.

Also: "female menstruation?"
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vetran started a topic The week you can't dunk

12 June 2022, 13:25
The week you can't dunk

Now LM has lowered the tone this amused me, seems sensible but I can't seeing it displacing Crunchy Nut Cornflakes in chez V, lets hope they don't emulate cocoa pops!:

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/n...-shaped-cereal

A woke company dedicated to ending the stigma around female menstruation is offering customers a hearty bowl of its uterus-shaped Period Crunch cereal.

Intimina is committed to providing "a comprehensive collection of products and information for women," according to its website.

Period Crunch is a product of necessity, and it is designed to normalize menstruation, the company said.

"We created #PeriodCrunch to encourage families to discuss menstruation more openly, even at the breakfast table," Intimina tweeted.
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