Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hey 18:31 - I have a great big surprise for you! If you would like a Lemonhead fix, go to the gas station on the corner of Wisconsin and Ellicott. I was paying for gas there the other day and noticed that they have a display of all of the "old school" candy including Lemonheads! To the left of the cash register. They even had those baked bean things, (Boston Baked Beans?), Now & Laters and Atomic Fireballs!
Or she could get a whole tub from Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Lemonhead-150ct-Tub-Individually-Wrapped/dp/B009D8ZE06/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1406828785&sr=8-1&keywords=lemonheads !
Thanks. I used to be able to get them at 5 Below but recently they only had ones called Appleheads. Appalling. ;(
I had seen them on Amazon but I can't imagine eating them in bulk.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hey 18:31 - I have a great big surprise for you! If you would like a Lemonhead fix, go to the gas station on the corner of Wisconsin and Ellicott. I was paying for gas there the other day and noticed that they have a display of all of the "old school" candy including Lemonheads! To the left of the cash register. They even had those baked bean things, (Boston Baked Beans?), Now & Laters and Atomic Fireballs!
Or she could get a whole tub from Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Lemonhead-150ct-Tub-Individually-Wrapped/dp/B009D8ZE06/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1406828785&sr=8-1&keywords=lemonheads !
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:JELLO PUDDING POPS!!!!
I make my own, but they're not the same without that thin layer of ice that you could slide off with your tongue.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lemon Cooler cookies
Dollar Tree has their own version which is great.
Anonymous wrote:Taco Bell changed the chicken filling in their Chicken Soft Taco. Now it is filled with something that I expect to find in a dog-food can!
Anonymous wrote:Lemon Cooler cookies
Anonymous wrote:JELLO PUDDING POPS!!!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Salon Selectives Shampoo and Soft 'N Dry Roll-On (not solid)
Soft n Dri will help hide...when you're nervous inside! That was my deodorant in high school in 1985! Love that smell.
Anyone remember Faberge Organics shampoo? Ahhhh...that stuff was amazing with such a great scent. I swear it was a volumizer well ahead of its time. It was perfect for the big hair hairstyles of the 80s. Fab edge was discontinued, then I switched to Halsa marigold for blonde hair. Part of a whole line specifically for your hair color. Again, the scent! Gone by 1989. Never have found a favorite since.
And, Carnation Breakfast Bars. The first, ahead of their time, breakfast bar. The delicious, dry and crumbly goodness.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Clinique Workout Makeup (light foundation, had SPF 15 and stayed on decently)
Oil of Olay foot scrub
If anyone else on here is also mourning -- any suggestions for substitutions for either?
Also Clinique's Dramatically Different lotion. It's been 15 years and still I mourn it.
The yellow stuff for your face? I think they still make that.
Nope, they absolutely do not still make it. I have badgered cosmetic counter people all over the eastern seaboard. Nada. Nowhere.
Too bad you went all over the Eastern seaboard when all you had to do was go online to Clinique or Sephora or Nordstrom or...anywhere. I see it in every department store, too, all the time. Are you talking about an old formulation? This lotion is literally everywhere, all the time, on every seaboard.
http://www.clinique.com/product/1574/26651/3-Step/Step-3-Moisturize/Dramatically-DifferentMoisturizing-Lotion