Throwing candy in a parade outlawed in some communities

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kayo
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Jul 5, 2011 10:12am
Yeah, I know. I was poking fun at your use of a hyphen where one isn't typically used.
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kayo
Posts: 126
Jul 5, 2011 10:14am
Manhattan Buckeye;821277 wrote:I think most people understand the chosen definition: cold, impersonal, without interest, boring.

It has nothing to do with septic tanks.

Yeah, I know. I was poking fun at your use of a hyphen where one is typically not seen.
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thavoice
Posts: 14,376
Jul 5, 2011 12:27pm
I have heard of this years ago.

In the name of safety of course, but they allow the shriners drive like madmen very close to the kids sitting on curbs.

Went to a memorial day parade in Lafeyette and they threw out so much cnady it was insane. Believe in Coldwater they allow candy still....no reason not to.
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wkfan
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Jul 5, 2011 12:31pm
tuskytuffguy;820825 wrote:I blame liberals for all these stupid rules. Things like this, no dodgeball, etc. I notice, these bull**** rules and lawsuits didn't start happening until liberalism really started taking off in this country, and we all know noones johnson flops better than a liberals.
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Pick6
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Jul 5, 2011 12:37pm
Manhattan Buckeye;820787 wrote: On the one hand it isn't that big of a deal, no one is physically hurt as a result, on the other hand it is evidence of the growing wussiness of America. Sometimes the grumpy old men are correct, you can't tell me it is better to be a kid in the U.S. now than it was a couple of so decades ago.

Too bad those grumpy old men didnt raise their children tougher, because they are the ones running everything now.