― matthew m., Thursday, 16 May 2002 00:00(twenty-three years ago)
Black Jack is gross. Bubble Tape was always the swallowing danger for
me. Or Big League Chew, if only because both of those brands
encouraged small children to shove as much gum as possible into their
mouths.
― Ryan, Thursday, 16 May 2002 00:00(twenty-three years ago)
two years pass...
Bubble Tape is a problem for me. I swallow it now and I'm wondering if it is a danger or hazard!
― jess, Saturday, 5 June 2004 22:46(twenty-one years ago)
Gum doesn't stay in your digestive tract as popular myth would have you believe.
― Curt1s St3ph3ns, Sunday, 6 June 2004 02:42(twenty-one years ago)
i used to swallow gum all the time as a kid. i didn't find out until about age 6 or so that you were supposed to chew it and then spit it out.
but big league chew used to do that to me espcecially.
― latebloomer (latebloomer), Sunday, 6 June 2004 04:47(twenty-one years ago)
Anything with a strong grape flavor
― miloauckerman (miloauckerman), Sunday, 6 June 2004 04:48(twenty-one years ago)
A few months ago I bought a pack of this gum called "Big Red" that was cinnamon flavoured. It was the most delicious gum ever and I haven't seen it in a store since... and I've tried numerous stores in numerous cities... grr.. anyone else seen it?
― edward o (edwardo), Sunday, 6 June 2004 05:44(twenty-one years ago)
mmm grape Big League Chew...
― Gear! (Gear!), Sunday, 6 June 2004 09:24(twenty-one years ago)
Oh, sorry. I misread the title and thought it was a C@11um thread.
Carry on.
― Johnney B, Sunday, 6 June 2004 11:46(twenty-one years ago)
big red always seems to be at 7-11s
― the surface noise for the sake of noise (electricsound), Monday, 7 June 2004 00:05(twenty-one years ago)
cum gum
― Eisbär (llamasfur), Monday, 7 June 2004 00:07(twenty-one years ago)
blueberry hubba bubba. i wish that it still existed.
― lauren (laurenp), Monday, 7 June 2004 00:40(twenty-one years ago)
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