my wife told me a story of a muslim family in her community
that freaked out when they found out that the school-group had given skittles to their kids

anyone hear of this


i guess its from the gelatin?

Here are some sneaky products that contain gelatin that you should watch out for:

Jell-O (obviously)
Starburst
Skittles
some yogurts
Gummi Bears
Frosted Mini Wheats
Pop Tarts
Altoids
Some skin and hair care products also contain gelatin. Be sure to read the labels on Noxzema and Neutrogena products.

http://www.jour.unr.edu/outpost/Dining/arc...smu.veggie.html

The fact that they contain some sort of animal product makes them all the more appealing to me.

are these made from the hoofs of the pigs you eat or are their separate pigs being raised for this?

please tell me you're kidding.

Actually, many skincare products contain lanolin, a by product made from sheep fat, I believe. But there may be pig pieces in there too.

I'm going to have to start offering veggie Jello shots next time.

a perfect example of why NOT to be a muslim: how can you enjoy all of the wonderful 666 products of the running dog son of motherless whore-snake of Great Satan?

one of our transsexual advertisers goes by Skittles. She was just here. Very excited about her new ad. Jumping around and spilling out of her shirt a bit. Puts this thread in a new perspective for me.

obviously very excited about its new pig hoof implants

Is Skittles a pre-op or did heshe already get hisher Snickers chopped off ? \

Anyway, what is Skittles advertising ?

all our TS advertisers are pre-ops. And they're advertising their time and companionship, of course.

mmmm... piggles!

I'm more of a snout guy myself.

Somewhere a vegan is cringing with righteous anger

Lanolin is a waxy substance exuded by sheep that covers their fur, which helps them shed water. It is gathered when they are shorn, by boiling the shorn wool. I learned this when I did a book report in elementary school, and luckily I still remember it.

wikipedia.org, anyone?

Lanolin, also called Adeps Lanae, wool wax, wool fat, or wool grease, a greasy yellow substance from wool-bearing animals, acts as a skin ointment, water-proofing wax, and raw material (such as in shoe polish). Lanolin is "wool fat" or grease, chemically akin to wax, which is secreted by the sebaceous glands of wool-bearing animals, such as sheep. These glands are associated with hair follicles. Lanolin's ability to act as a waterproofing wax aids sheep in shedding water from their coats. Certain breeds of sheep produce large amounts of lanolin, and the extraction can be performed by squeezing the wool between rollers. Most or all the lanolin is removed from wool when it is processed into textiles, eg yarn or felt. The Fanning Corporation is the only lanolin producer with a refinery located in the United States.

Of course! They grow some rabbits for their fur (angora) and others for those tiny little teeth (tiny size chicklets).

And so it becomes clear why Skittles (Shittles) give people the runnybums.

Glad I don't eat candy.

"Rainbow"

If they're going to put pig things in them anyway, the least they could do is make bacon flavored Skittles.

If I found skittles in my hot dogs, then there'd be a problem.

Qualifies as MEAT on the Reagan food triangle.

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rates?

or this REAL SKITTLES AD:

or google SKITTLES preop:



sweet!

hmmm, guess not?:

"Blogson Johnny-Oh of Closet Extremist shares his pre-op screen shots with us. Post-op can be found here. (work safe unless you sell bibles for a living)"

So does this mean they should change their slogan to

"taste the rainbow of hoove flavor" ?

I grew up in Stoneham down the street from the Jello factory in Woburn. Some nights when the wind blew it would smell like rotting animals (no joke - and probably was - Boiling toiling piggy) Other nights it would smell like raspberry or strawberry - oooooh Childhood memories

JELLO GIVES AND JELLO TAKES AWAY

these are the insights that make the noise board so great

these are the insights that make the noise board so great.


i am not a vegetarian but i would think that there would be more demand to label such goods as containing animal byproducts

Skittles are processed to the point that they're not even food. Any animal byproducts are more like a polymer by the time you eat it. It's like not driving because gas has dinosaurs in it.

Although, I'm not sure skittles has any animal in it. I don't want to buy them just to look at the ingredients though, they are bad news.

"who are the ad wizards that came up with this one?"