DIsgusting Candies

    Ever had a disgusting candy that you could not eat. Not even if you were startving, and it was the last thing on earth?

   I've had really bad candy before, but these candies go beyond disgusting.

This is truly disgusting candy. They really made a cream corn flavored of a hard candy. Why? Were they desprate for a corn flavor, and cream was the only one that came to their mind? Just gross.

I've talked about these stale marshmallow peanut candies before, but I'll talk about them again. They are dry, they are hard as a rock, and they not for snacking. I guess, for some people, it's their go-to snack, but for ne, nope.




  There is a candy bar that adds potato in their mix. One was called Tayto and another called Idaho Spud. Some people, I'm guessing around Idaho, enjoy the taste of a potato flavor in a candy bar. I...don't mind a sweet mix with salty, but if I want that, I'll go to Wendy's to get myself fries and a chocolate frosty and do it that way





Candy Corn is definitely in the disgusting candy rank. I talked about them before, and I will talk about them again. They're just gross. Making it look like corn, tasting like a gross candy people would get around fall time. I'm not a fan of candy corn, and if you are, then so be it




  Ribbon candy is considered a candy that would stick together, get hard, and maybe chip a tooth. Found in grandma's candy dish, it doesn't seem appealing. I hate seeing kids getting horrendous globs of melting ribbon candies as a treat. Ewe


  Gummy Earwax candy.....they really made a candy that involves removing earwax out of your ear??? Who thinks of these things? Are all gross candies ending up being bodily functions? Ewe. I don't wanna think of it, but some sick genius made this sick candy.


This is real. People who enjoy Pay Day, well I hope you enjoy the taste of barbecue with your pay day. Yep they decided to add a taste of barbecue in their candy bars. A bar that only has peanuts and caramel. I don't eat them, but they did pull it out of stock after people complained of the horrid taste in their candy bar


This is a candy that came out I guess around the sixties. A band aid that was also gum, and it came in a tin like you would find regular band aids. I guess, well, they went out of business around the 90's since kids got confused on which one was the candy and which one was a real band aid.


If you ever had baby bottle pop, a lollipop shaped like a baby bottle, than you might heard of a candy called: Candy toilets. It's as if they went in the opposite direction. Placing a lollipop in the toilet as if it was a plunger. I think not.



Some candies will come out with interesting or strange flavors. M&Ms, Hershey Kisses and even Kit Kat bars. But, who in their right mind thought Wasabi was a good flavor for Kit Kats. Maybe back around Japan, but for us? No way on god's green earth should have ever reached us



Some candies can be delicious, but these...they're kind of like the flavor's there one minute, then you would spit it out.




  Word of warning, be careful with what you experiment with candy wise, they might end up biting you back with people vomiting up food.

Disney+ and other streaming services

starting November 2019, a new streaming service came.
      We've had many, but with Disney, they offer a lot from old classic movies, to their tv shows from the past.

They even have put in some of their own shows like Mandilorian, a story about a person that lived on the planet Mandalore. He ends up looking after a baby yoda, and his whole time through the first season, and I think there's gonna be a second.



There are other streaming services that have been around even before Disney+. Netflix is the biggest one the started the streaming service, and put Blockbuster out of business.

YouTube started its streaming service as well. Hulu followed as well as other TV shows.

Are they great? I don't know. I only have Netflix and Disney+ I might get others.

Another one would be Hulu. Coming around right after Netflix. I call it a Netflix2. I never used it, but some stuff you can't get on Netflix, you can get on Hulu.

    I guess every streaming service is diferent. Some of them, like Stars, Espn, CBS, HBO, mostly would stream the shows that are on their network.
 
   But, does that mean streaming services will take away our TV??

Will we be sticking to streaming services for the rest of our life? I don't think streaming services will be going anywhere anytime soon, and neither will the tv