Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I ate them all the time and went to Yale. I’m 50 with no major health problems. So unless maraschino Cherie’s cause forehead wrinkles, I’m not seeing the issue.
It was easier to get into Yale then.
Anonymous wrote:Most Maraschino cherries bought from the grocery store are NOT made with alcohol. Its red dye and corn syrup.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I ate them all the time and went to Yale. I’m 50 with no major health problems. So unless maraschino Cherie’s cause forehead wrinkles, I’m not seeing the issue.
It was easier to get into Yale then.
Anonymous wrote:WTF is happening. Please tell me this idiot is a troll. 😈
Anonymous wrote:I would call CPS on you. Trying to figure out your IP as I type actually.
Anonymous wrote:My parents allowed me to drink Shirley temples as a child and I’m now a derelict who lives under a freeway. Be careful OP! They say maraschino is the gateway drug of children.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I ate them all the time and went to Yale. I’m 50 with no major health problems. So unless maraschino Cherie’s cause forehead wrinkles, I’m not seeing the issue.
It was easier to get into Yale then.
Anonymous wrote:That’s trashy. Classy is letting them eat the celery from your Bloody Mary.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I ate them all the time and went to Yale. I’m 50 with no major health problems. So unless maraschino Cherie’s cause forehead wrinkles, I’m not seeing the issue.
Apparently, maraschino cherries turn one into a wrinkly d-bag. Who knew?