DennyMcLain
11-20-2008, 10:34 AM
Okay, is there anything to this? I don't know one person who's addicted to Hot Cheetos.
But. if you google the subject, the problem seems to be everywhere... hell, it was even a story on NPR.
Of course, "according" to NPR, it's an epidemic. With that old man Warren Olney voicing tragic concern, coupled with the world famous NPR sound department (LOL), they can probably turn anything into a crisis... even Hot Cheetos.
Little kids can't eat enough of them.
http://kroq-data.com/kevinandbean/downloadrodeo/MP3%20files/hotcheetos.mp3
Schools hate them.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5394069
I'm scared-ed.
"If you've got kids between age 5 and 15, you're probably already aware of a pernicious red menace that's sweeping the nation these days -- Flamin' Hot Cheetos. That's right, the snacks, introduced in 1991 by Frito-Lay (which also makes Original Cheetos, the nation's best selling extruded cheese-flavored snack), have exploded in popularity over the last few years. All over America, school kids can be seen stumbling around in Cheeto-induced dazes. Their eyes watery, their mouths ringed with the atomic red powder that gives the Cheetos their zest."
http://media.npr.org/blog/may/09/cheetos200.jpg
F##K NPR. What's next.... Fun Yuns???
But. if you google the subject, the problem seems to be everywhere... hell, it was even a story on NPR.
Of course, "according" to NPR, it's an epidemic. With that old man Warren Olney voicing tragic concern, coupled with the world famous NPR sound department (LOL), they can probably turn anything into a crisis... even Hot Cheetos.
Little kids can't eat enough of them.
http://kroq-data.com/kevinandbean/downloadrodeo/MP3%20files/hotcheetos.mp3
Schools hate them.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5394069
I'm scared-ed.
"If you've got kids between age 5 and 15, you're probably already aware of a pernicious red menace that's sweeping the nation these days -- Flamin' Hot Cheetos. That's right, the snacks, introduced in 1991 by Frito-Lay (which also makes Original Cheetos, the nation's best selling extruded cheese-flavored snack), have exploded in popularity over the last few years. All over America, school kids can be seen stumbling around in Cheeto-induced dazes. Their eyes watery, their mouths ringed with the atomic red powder that gives the Cheetos their zest."
http://media.npr.org/blog/may/09/cheetos200.jpg
F##K NPR. What's next.... Fun Yuns???