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If peanut butter cookies are made with peanut butter what are girl scout cookies made with? (Contributed by Don F.)
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Does your chewing gum really lose it's flavor on the bed post overnight? (Contributed by Don F.)
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Why are there more brown M&M's than any other colour? (Contributed by Don F.)
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Why is a Chinese fortune cookie written in English? (Contributed by Don F.)
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How do they get the cream in the twinkie? (Contributed by Don F.)
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What happens when your fortune cookie contradicts your horoscope? (Contributed by Don F.)
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What flavor is Bubble Gum supposed to be? (Contributed by Don F.)
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If M&M's Melt in your Mouth but not in your Hand would they Melt in your Armpit? (Contributed by Lance)
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If a fruit newton isn't a cookie just what exactly is it? (Contributed by Mike)
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Fig is a funny word. Newton is also a funny word. But if someone offers you a fig-newton why isn't it ever funny? (Contributed by Adam)
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When you eat your Smarties do you eat the red ones last? (Contributed by Laurel Hrabarchuk)
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If fig newtons are fruit and cake what the heck is fruitcake? (Contributed by Poo-Kwin)
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How is it that a two pound box of candy can make a woman gain five pounds? (Contributed by Kay Bradley)
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How do M&Ms know when they're in your mouth so they can melt? (Contributed by Agatha Crumm)
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On the bags of miniature candy bars it says 'Fun Size'. Does this mean that the regular size bars are no fun? (Contributed by kiss123)
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Do Eskimos eat American Pies? (Contributed by The Vent on AccessAtlanta.com)
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Is it bad luck if you eat the fortune inside a fortune cookie? (Contributed by Ladyhawk)
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Why is it that optimists don't realize that a candy bar is never the size of its wrapper? (Contributed by Donna S.)
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How come the cookies with LESS fat cost MORE? (Contributed by Bernard Rich)
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If 'Twinkies' had no creamy insides would they still be called 'Twinkies'? (Contributed by Kristan)
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Since a twinkie has a shelf life of two years if you keep eating a lot of twinkies wouldn't you live forever? (Contributed by Funny Mail)
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Is there an implied time limit on fortune cookie predictions? If so, how long is it? (Contributed by Marilyn Vos Savant)
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If you had a package of Certs, would you offer someone a Cert or a Certs? If it was a Cert, then you wouldn't have a package of Certs's, would you? (Contributed by Lesley Foss)
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Have you ever considered where we would be without 'Crazy Dips'? Would we ever see eating regular lollipops a bore afterwards? Or is that just us? (Contributed by Quartz & Meg)
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Would the candy be as popular if Willy Wonka's name was Joe Smith or something to that effect? (Contributed by Sarah D.)
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Why are M&Ms different colours if they all taste the same? (Contributed by Catharine)
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Why aren't they called bakies instead of cookies? (Contributed by Kevin Wanzer)
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Why do teenagers always put the empty cookie box back in the cupboard but leave the half-eaten packet on the countertop? (Contributed by Sally Johnston, The Edmonton Sun)
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How do they make jelly beans? Do they take, for example, a "juicy pear" and stuff it in a jelly bean? (Contributed by Lana, Emma, Molly, and Margaret)
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What if the whole world was made of candy and you had to eat everywhere you went? (Contributed by Don F.)
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When you eat a jawbreaker, why doesn't your jaw break? (Contributed by Pirate)
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When you chew a New-Breath, who's new breath are you getting? (Contributed by Pirate)
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How come when you eat sour candy you make weird faces? (Contributed by Danielle)
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