By KKimrae_ness - 28/05/2009 07:14 - United States

Today, I found some oversized-strawberry-spree candies in my pantry. They were delicious and I munched on them through out the day. I ended up in and out, but mostly in, the bathroom in the dead hours of the night experiencing the wonders and effectiveness of Fruit Flavored Fiber pills. FML
I agree, your life sucks 15 467
You deserved it 47 287

Same thing different taste

Top comments

thisisnotmyname 0

I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that they were in a plastic baggie or something, not in a box. I know what pills you're talking about and they do look like Sprees.

Well maybe you shouldn't eat everything that comes near your mouth.

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NCGurl 0
tomoturtle 0

don't we all love fiber? tho... it would be funny if u pulled a trick on ur friends by giving them the pills and then laughing at them later when their stuck in the bathroom all day #49 i really sympothize for u

trapiadora 0

Wow you deserve it for not reading any labels. We always have to learn the hard way for not eating random thing you find around. Your lucky you didn't get really sick like #49 compared to her your story yours is whack.

Shshshar_ssscene 0

seriously wow your dumb. there is no way in hell you can mistake pills for freaking candy

Sugar alcohols cause diarrhea in amounts more than 5 or so grams. You lose, OP.

member0987654321 0

PSHH. since when do they make oversized-strawberry-flavored sprees? wow, when i think about it, i hope you're okay, because you can get seriously dehydrated and malnourished from something like that..

tweetspie 0

#12, too much fiber CAN do that to you

missus_butter 0

Read labels much? Besides, I'm guessing that if you didn't know what they were, then they weren't yours. YDI. YDI all night long.

missus_butter 0

Also, #14, while presumptive in assuming fatness, did make an accurate point regarding hunger pangs. Hunger pangs are not to let you know you immediately need to eat, but rather, indicative that you'll have to eat at some point relatively soon. Most hunger pangs are gone within ten minutes without needing to be fulfilled by eating. Although there was this article in Good Housekeeping a couple months ago where it said that overweight people tend to react to hunger pangs by panicking and fearfully eating instead of letting them go away, a mindset referred to in the article as "fat thinking".