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Are Americans the only ones
LexiLuvsKirby
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LexiLuvsKirby wrote:
Who grew up eating flintstone vitamins to make you "grow big and strong" lol

They dead ass did taste like you were eating stones but for some reason I still like the taste to this day
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Date: 11-06-2025 17:05
$wag
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$wag wrote:
ive never heard of them
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Date: 11-06-2025 17:13
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Maxwell wrote:
We had vitamin bears
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Date: 11-06-2025 17:23
LexiLuvsKirby
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LexiLuvsKirby wrote:
joob wrote: 
ive never heard of them
They're just chalky vitamins for kids shaped like flintstone characters but they taste weird but good
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Date: 11-06-2025 17:37
LexiLuvsKirby
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LexiLuvsKirby wrote:
Maxwell wrote:
We had vitamin bears
Oooh ok
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Date: 11-06-2025 17:37
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Maxwell wrote:
LexiLuvsKirby wrote:
joob wrote: 
ive never heard of them
They're just chalky vitamins for kids shaped like flintstone characters but they taste weird but good
They look like smthin u'd b given at a party
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Date: 11-06-2025 17:38
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devilcake wrote:
I’ve only seen Americans talk about them also my parents only tried to get us to take vitamins by the time we were in our late teens so no bears either
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Date: 11-06-2025 19:07
Elisia
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Elisia wrote:
They taste like stones because the first ingredient is iron (then magnesium i think) which ARE stones
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Date: 11-06-2025 19:47
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bexxi wrote:
never heard of that before ever 
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Date: 11-06-2025 20:13
Concertsrule
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concertsrule wrote:
i dont know if hanna-barbera ever really cared about the international market for those shitty things, plus america really loves to make stuff just to advertise stuff to us (americans) like g.i. joe, whole show was just to sell a bunch of toys hehe
this probably doesnt answer your question but i was compelled to be a nerd loser rq
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Date: 11-06-2025 20:14
TogetherForever
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TogetherForever wrote:
I did eat those
But I preferred the gummy bear vitamins
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Date: 11-06-2025 21:06
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kruspersille wrote:
they were not a thing in norway at least

i ate these lil gummy bears instead
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Date: 11-06-2025 21:13
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kruspersille wrote:
omg this sent me down vitaminbjørn spiral
are they no longer coated?!?!?! @Maxwell 

look they look so shiny gummy smooth now....  wheres the coating ?!
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Date: 11-06-2025 21:18
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bexxi wrote:
the vitamin bears looks good. i think i remember my parents having some tube with a vitamin paste, which was actually not that bad tasting
but im nor sure if that was originally made for animals and i just ate it because i was a dumb child 
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Date: 11-06-2025 21:20
Aske
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Aske wrote:
oh thats disappointing, i thought they would look like actual flintstones 

i just got fish oil
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Date: 11-06-2025 21:48
Klavier
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Klavier wrote:
Maxwell wrote:
LexiLuvsKirby wrote:
joob wrote: 
ive never heard of them
They're just chalky vitamins for kids shaped like flintstone characters but they taste weird but good
They look like smthin u'd b given at a party
tbh would bring them to hand out at a party for fun
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Date: 11-06-2025 22:24
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