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what would you do with 500 tons of expired gummy worms?
sounds crazy,but I'm not kidding...
I'm talking a football field stacked 12 feet high in gummys...
19 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
LOL! String them together, then stretch the strings out over the Grand Canyon. Take a picture, call the Guiness Book of World Records, and write a book on how people who call your gummy-chain a great work of art are deluded. Wait a long while before publishing the book-make money from the idiots who call it art, first. ^^
Source(s): Kinda like the giant house of butter someone made... I read the article on the butter house quite a while ago. A couple months...a year? I don't know, but I'm sure you could do a search. Try searching for info. on the guy who strung a bunch of bras across the Grand Canyon, too. - 1 decade ago
I've asked myself this question a million times in the past. You should use them to make a fuel source for cars so they can fun on old gummy worms. This would not only help out the environment but it would help you get rid of all those darn gummy worms.
- BobLv 61 decade ago
I would start to plant them and then wait for the new gummy bushed to start producing those delicious worms.
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- 1 decade ago
Throw a few at a time when someone is doing something very stupid in a very predictable horror movie.
- SGLv 41 decade ago
I'd eat them as long as they weren't furry. If they were...I'd melt them and make a gigantic gummy sculpture of myself and stick it on my lawn.
- 1 decade ago
Use them like legos and build something... like a gummy snowman! (if you do that ... send pictures!)
- 1 decade ago
Bury them so that they cud provide nutrients for the TREES! NOW WE'RE ALL HAPPY! YAY!