Food: Mint
Experi-mints   (+15, -2)  [vote for, against]
Tasty mints of science

These are tasty extra strong mints that come in a tin that looks like a vintage chemistry set. The individual mints are shaped like beakers, flasks, rats, etc. Test one on your pets today!
-- Grimrock, Oct 02 2000

Mmmm....ethermint
-- thumbwax, Oct 03 2000


Also, "Endanger-mints": in the form of knives, snakes, guns, and bombs. Every third one is flavored with cyanide.
-- centauri, Oct 03 2000


Just get some Creme de Noyeaux for the cyanide flavored mints. Creme de Noyeaux is almond flavored as is cyanide.
-- thumbwax, Oct 03 2000


Is it bitter almonds, or non, thumbwax? Also, I've heard that cyanide only creates the smell/taste of bitter almonds after it comes in contact with living tissue.
-- centauri, Oct 03 2000


New from the makers of Experi-mints it's "Predica-mints". We're not sure what they are shaped like as no one has actually seen them. They come in a beautiful, ornate box with no opening. The only way to get what we assume are some terribly tasty mints is to smash the box. What to do, what to do ...
-- Grimrock, Oct 03 2000


"Inter-mints: for when your breath smells like something that died...."
-- centauri, Oct 03 2000


Hey thumbwax, do you happen to own a copy of that "poison for writers" book?
-- Grimrock, Oct 03 2000


You dirty rat...
-- thumbwax, Oct 04 2000


How 'bout Developmints. Little film canister-shaped mints that come in a Photo Booth-shaped box. Or impedimints that make you lisp with really nice breath.
-- On-or-about, Oct 07 2000


I'm sure most of you have seen 'Managemints'-the dilbert candies...
-- thumbwax, Oct 07 2000


Dental Records. When you chew them, they squeek loudly. With practice, you can make musical tones.
-- On-or-about, Oct 07 2000


How about Parlia-mints. Everyone thinks they taste good at first, but they always leave a bad after-taste.
-- Alcin, Oct 09 2000


enchant-mints: contains some form of hallucinogen...
-- Urania, Jan 16 2001


or a disenchant-mints: contains downers...
-- barnzenen, Jan 17 2001


"Enlighten-Mints" are currently being sold at the counter of my local health food grocer. (A small tin with a drawing of a buddha on it.)
-- jutta, Jan 20 2001


Flavorless Mints: mints without any mint flavor.
-- Vance, Feb 08 2001


I once wanted to start a band and name it "Mint." Then the first album (this was in the days of vinyl) would be named "Achieve." Later albums would be named "Enlighten," Enchant," Govern," etc., respectively.
-- beauxeault, Feb 24 2001


How about Engage-mints, to serve at engagement and wedding-rehearsal parties -- dainty, pastel-pink peppermint flavored confections shaped like hearts, with the happy couple's name and maybe the date/year in red frosting.
-- Sparki, Aug 13 2001


Testa-mints, reserved for religious activities. Yum, testify.
-- Japanese_Coffee, Jun 28 2003


Alternatively, you could have called them Ex-spearmints.
-- WordUp, Jul 07 2004


How do you know what cyanide tastes like...
-- macncheesy, Jul 07 2004


They've been to my house. I 'flavor' guests' snacks with cyanide. Muahahahaha!
-- disbomber, Apr 05 2005


I gave this one a croissant for [centauri]'s anno.
-- disbomber, Apr 05 2005


Mintal Patience, the long lasting sedative mints
-- JesusHChrist, Apr 06 2005



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