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Sugar
Babies memories...
When I was a kid, my brother and I went to church every
Sunday with our mother. We were Southern Baptists, and the services
tended to be quite long, so Mom always gave us treats in order to curb
our restless behavior. Well, being normal children, we often found
ways in which to amuse each other during the sermon.
One day, my
brother inserted sugar babies on each of his upper teeth without me
knowing. When I looked over at him, he flashed this huge, brown grin,
and, well, suffice it to say I became hysterical, laughing so
uncontrollably that my mother had to remove us from church. What
fun!~ Janet from Florida
More memories... One day me and family went to Wisconsin
Dells ,and down in the dells they have a candy store with all the old time
candy. So we were all walking around the store looking and showing each other
the different candies that we remembered.
So all of a sudden me and my brother look at the same
time and saw the sugar babies and they were like on the opposite end of the store,
he ran down one aisle and I ran down another, we got there at the same time and
collided like something out of a cartoon.
Could you imagine a 300lbs person crashing into someone
just half of what he weighs. We had the hold store in tears laughing. ~ Yolanda
- from Chicago
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The Sugar Baby is a 1935 spin-off from the
success of the Sugar Daddy made by the Welch Company. In the 1930s,
Sugar Babies were young women on whom middle-aged "Sugar
Daddies" spent bundles of money.