[Galactic Overlord-In-Chief]

Brings back memories of those 80s Corn Pops commercials.

“Gotta Have My Pops.”

[gitmo]

1. Democrat

[mylife]

Egg whites and a bowl of fresh fruit? Yuk

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Among those is Kellogg's Corn Pops ready-to-eat cereal.

Just as long as they don't mess with Cap'n Crunch.

[PAR35]

I try to buy all of my cereal at Aldi. It tastes good, and is a little more than half the price of the name brands.

[dead]

Cereal's are great. And they're all unhealthy. People think that Kaashi crap is good for you, but it's loaded with sugar too.

People eat Corn Flakes when they'd rather have the vastly superior Frosted Flakes, because they want to eat healthier. Corn Flakes and Frosted Flakes have almost exactly the same amount of sugar! It's just outside where it belongs on Frosted Flakes.

Nothing beats Peanut Butter Captain Crunch, though Reeses Puffs come pretty close.

[BerryDingle]

Yup, going after "big cereal" as soon as I
finish with airline dress code here.

[Veggie Todd]

I used to eat Pink Panther Flakes. Turned the milk pink....

[5thGenTexan]

10. Nokia

What if Apple buys Nokia? They are cash flush and Nokia's phone patents would be a big win for Apple.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Corn Pops also contain mono- and diglycerides, used to bind saturated fat, and BHT for freshness, which is also used in embalming fluid.

So is water and I don't exactly see people clinging in fear from it.

[Darnright]

No Sears? Who cares about MySpace. But no Sears?

[brityank]

Sears has been heading down since they quit selling their houses:

I read recently that in a ritzie neighborhood in the state of Maryland, a Sears and Roebuck home recently sold for $816,000.00. If you find that surprising, read on.

In a book by Rosemary Thornton entitled The Houses That Sears Built, Ms. Thornton says:

"Between 1908 - 1940, more than 75,000 Sears homes were built. Sears kit homes contained 30,000 pieces, including 750 pounds of mails, 27 gallons of paint, and a 75-page instruction book. Sears estimated that the average carpenter would charge $450 to assemble those 30,000 pieces of the house. The painter’s fee - $34.50. Other estimated skilled labor would cost $1.00 an hour. Prices for these build-it-yourself houses ranged from $147.00 to $6,000.00.

After selecting a house design from the Sears Modern Homes catalog, customers were asked to send in $1.00. By return mail, they received a bill of materials list and blueprints. When the buyer placed the actual order for the home building materials, the $1.00 sent in earlier was credited toward the purchase.

A few weeks after the order was placed, two boxcars containing 30,000 pieces would arrive at the nearest train depot. A 75-page leather-bound book was included that instructed the homeowners how to assemble those 30,000 pieces. The book also contained what could be referred to as a warning or probably some good advice: Do not take anyone’s advice as to how this building should be assembled."

-- Sears and Roebuck Mail Order Catalog Homes

Now where will we get our 'Craftsman Tools'?

[Lazamataz]

One of the brands mentioned is MySpace. I agree. It has not kept up with FaceBook.