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Lol always read before opening.
hahahhahahahhagagaghahahahahhaa u fail japan candy is the bomb diggity yo
He clearly stated that he did infact read the box ex-post-facto.
If your life is fked over candy... you need a priority check...
so you just throw away the candy, and save the wrapper???
Rofl! Your life sucks because you threw away candy?? Let me teach you a lesson in life, son. Candy should have stopped being your best friend when you were about 5. Lol :)
that rice candy isnt that really expensive anyway...or good but still...FYL read before you eat..
27: Er...Fortune cookies are Chinese, and cookies, not candy.
to all those ppl who are saying op's life isn't fecked over candy; shut up this is a humour website, your parents shouldn't have to die just to get a post on it
er 34 fortune cookies aren't even really Chinese they are some bullshit Americans came up with thinking it was cute. Confuscious say foolish man give wife grand piano for birthday. wise man give upright organ
op is a dumbass
maybe he couldn't read the box since it's from japan...
54: Hahaha, true true. I just meant that fortune cookies are associated with chinese food, as opposed to japanese.
Botan Rice Candy It's about a dollar (USD) per box. it's rice paper covering a chewy citrus flavored candy. Confucious also say:"Virginity like bubble, one prick... all gone!"
the brand is rabbit rice candy
dude! was it white rabbit?! best candy ever.
76: Huh, never knew that. You learn something new every day. Gotta love America, where there's such a melding of cultures, you wouldn't know the difference between each individual one sometimes.
Japanese candy 1. idiot- 0
Classical Japanese candy is not tasty, no cream no salt, sugar only. 想像以上にまずい。<= unimaginable plain.
white rabbit= Chinese candy. Made in Shanghai
Wait, so this guy didn't know what rice paper is? And who would throw away the sweets but keep the box for reference? :/
wow op.... how didn't you know that all Asian candy is wrapped in eddible wrapping, so Godzilla can't smell it, and track it to unsuspecting candy lovers, duh
I'm just trying to get this near the top. Anyways, the candy he's preferring to is probably called "White Rabbit" candy. It's very easy to over look the labels in all when most of the writing is in a different language. I used to think the same way as a kid. Don't tell people they're stupid for not "reading the label" if it was mostly in a different language. You'd be a hypocrite if you never did that yourself.
finally some1 whit some common sense
what are you? a mcdonalds fanantic?
NOT AN FML
oh so you can read Japanese?
the wrappers on Stride gum are edible as well
yeah, plus if it was THAT hard... I would have used my mouth, and been like OHHH
12- scooby doo
you should have given them to me!!!! I love those!!!!!
dam howly people
jkjk srry howly ppl
If all else fails, read the instructions.
it was expensive......dumbass
ey 54 actually fortune cookies were invented by a japanese immigrant in San Francisco in the 1910s and that bull shit you're talking about was actually chinese restaurants thinking it was a good way to get customers by giving something that would have appeared exotic to them. Americans had nothing to do with it jackass AND it was modeled after the japanese tsujiura senbei cracker with a fortune in it sold at new years at temples in some cities. furhermore, they are sold in china and called "american fortune cookies" for the same cultural exoticness that they were meant to have in their early days in america so, the chinese are the supreme bull shitters in this case. are you chinese? cause you kinda look like it, if so don't get all defensive like a ****** and stop hatin on america the land of the ****** free (I did a report recently about influence of immigrants on american culture and food btw)
WOW....
I wonder if japanese try to peel the chocolate off M&Ms like wrappers.
Hahaha, now you must pay! No candy...
wow your retarted
You're*
Speak for yourself...
Haa.
Not to mention the punctuation, christ!
how expensive was said candy?
Is isn't. OP clearly just said that to garner more sympathy. I can tell you from eating these particular candy with a rice paper wrapping for upwards of 15 years, they cost less than a dollar per package.
There are starving people out there and you throw away good food because you're too ignorant to read the box
dear Jesus. thanks, mom.
^^******
I hope your mom popped you in the head for throwing away that expensive candy.
mmmmmhhhh those rabbit candies are good
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I hope your mom popped you in the head for throwing away that expensive candy.
Lol always read before opening.