>I grew up riding horses and every man I knew who rode everyday for a living carried a bag of chewing tobacco. The Marlboro Man was a Psyop.
Yeah, but usually those where tiny people.
Like being a really nice built (white) woman that just played a round of tennis...in very short shorts...and was looking for a little snack.
Ritter Sport it was.
There was a brief time when high energy candy was sold as a sports food.
why do people do this and just say things that arent true but also arent funny
it was called sport because it had a unique square shape, and was designed to fit into the pocket of a sports jacket comfortably
This sounds way less believable than chocolate as an energy-booster, especially taking into account that that Nazis gave caffeine-laced chocolate as a ration to their troops.
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why do people do this and just say things that arent true but also arent funny
it was called sport because it had a unique square shape, and was designed to fit into the pocket of a sports jacket comfortably
Back in the 80s and 90s they promoted as the snack to have in between being sporty.
And you smoked a cig with that if you were into horse riding.
Oh, we all rode horses all the time back in the day.
There was hardly any time that was spent not riding on a horse's back.
It was a different time, the 80s and the 90s.
I grew up riding horses and every man I knew who rode everyday for a living carried a bag of chewing tobacco. The Marlboro Man was a Psyop.
>I grew up riding horses and every man I knew who rode everyday for a living carried a bag of chewing tobacco. The Marlboro Man was a Psyop.
Yeah, but usually those where tiny people.
>yeah, but usually those where tiny people.
That is not entirely fair of me.
I'm not Red or Mexican.
Well, what are you?
European North American.
Like being a really nice built (white) woman that just played a round of tennis...in very short shorts...and was looking for a little snack.
Ritter Sport it was.
why do people do this and just say things that arent true but also arent funny
it was called sport because it had a unique square shape, and was designed to fit into the pocket of a sports jacket comfortably
Why do you lie on the internet?
SPORT is an acronym for
Square
Portions
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Ritter
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I heard it is
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This sounds way less believable than chocolate as an energy-booster, especially taking into account that that Nazis gave caffeine-laced chocolate as a ration to their troops.
>and was designed to fit into the pocket of a sports jacket comfortably
to melt immediately afterwards oder was soll die scheiße?
That's a lie too though. In Belgium a "Sport" is a chocolate drop. It's Ritter Sport, it's Ritter chocolate in chocolate drop form.
the bar was designed as a square, to fit in the pocket of a sport jacket.
Sport jacket means sports. And if you are sporty, that means you are healthy.
Sports!
That is how it worked back in the day.
Know, see, this person is actually just a hardcore israelite.
the square was quite an innovation over the normal globular and pyramidal chocolates
Well, what are you willing to pay me?
Well, go frick yourself.
They even marketed Nutella as sporty
Imagine likeing Nutella.... nobody does that
https://edition.cnn.com/2018/01/26/europe/nutella-discount-sparks-chaos-in-france-intl/index.html
There was a brief time when high energy candy was sold as a sports food.
>is the absolute best flavor of ritter in your path
for me it's this
too bad I've never seen it in burgerland
actually right picture this time
>joghurt
Indeed it do.
>jog
this idiot's
wild claims debunked again
It has a sour taste I don't like.
i see that one occasionally over here in leafland, its pretty good but not my first pick
I prefer the dark chocolate marzipan one.
crispy crunchy
It's a sport to try and eat the entire thing before it melts in your hands
the rum and raisins ritter sport is remarkably balanced
>best flavor
>its never sold anywhere
Oh hey! Its the Gangbang fuel I had ladt night!
Hope you'll be aber to walk again soon, queen
For me it's the "biscuit". The little Aldi copycats are good too.