Cheerios is a delicious and healthy part of a good breakfast, but that's not all.
Cheerios have been a part of helping little boys aim their pee since it was first put on the market in 1941. So when you think of Cheerios, think about that delicious oat taste and the healthy way to start the day, but don't forget to remember that for 65 years, Cheerios helped little boys learn to aim their pee.
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An important service that is.
Listen pal, I may have been peeing in everyone's Cheerios and I may be a mongrel, but I, wait, what's the third thing you said?
Interestingly enough, my wife has never heard of training boys to pee on Cheerios. She thought I was crazy or something. Personally, I think an ice cube would work just as well.
"Interestingly enough, my wife has never heard of training boys to pee on Cheerios. She thought I was crazy or something. Personally, I think an ice cube would work just as well."
Ice cubes are more fun too. They use them in the "party urinals" in bars.
Interestingly enough, ice in the urinals also keeps foul smells from coming up through the pipes.
"Urinal cake disolving! Disolving! Gone!" -- Homer Simpson.
Well thank you for that, Jon! Cheerios is my breakfast for today!
Michele sent me. Have a fabulous weekend!
uhm...I may never be able to eat Cheerios again...
Now we know who peed in your Cheerios.
(hello via Michele)
Isn't that the real reason we buy cheerios?
visiting from michele's before I go eat my cheerios.
Pretty effective info, thanks so much for this article.
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