Much like the non-sour coke bottles, these gummies suffer from having a far superior sibling. Sorry non-sour bears, you’re actually real yum but we can’t have double-ups in the top half of the list so you have to hang down here with the losers. L-R: Shells, wine gums, sharks, jelly beans, non-sour bears The best bear. Wee sugar-coated pastel bears that are a delight to binge. They’re so small it feels like you’re barely eating anything. But you are. You’re eating a lot. (Image: Madeleine Chapman) You know the ones. They’re not the tried and true gummy fruits. They’re the slightly off, brightly coloured gummies that are disturbingly soft to chew and have no place on a dairy shelf. Every once in a while you’ll choose them because surely they’re similar to the good fruit gummies. Every once in a while you’ll feel a fool.

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So yea, I like the Crumpler bags. Not so much so the 6MDH as its too big but the 5 is great. I do not plan on using the velcro and I have already used the built in velcro covers for it. I also have a Billingham Hadley (small) here and yea, its a nicer bag but honestly, the Crumpler will offer more protection for my gear. You could argue that TNTs shouldn’t be in this list at all because they’re individually wrapped. You could argue that, and you probably will argue that, but it’s too late. What’s done is done. TNTs used to be sold separately and were one of the rare 10 cent lollies for the high rollers. But given the shift away from build-a-bags, they’re now sold almost exclusively as dollar bags. And what a dollar bag. They’re the only lolly with actual liquid in them and are proper sour. In lieu of putting the almighty zombie chew on this list, I put the mini equivalent. A truly sadistic move from whoever invented these tooth-decayers in the shape of teeth. They don’t even taste very good but you really can’t beat the interactive experience of moulding the fake teeth over your real teeth. Great gag and therefore great lolly. Hey RIchard, wake up on the wrong side of the bed today? The Crumpler bag is a FANTASTIC bag at a not so bad price. Your points: Yet I can say for myself the 5 Million Dollar home bag has been perfect for my EP-1 (now the EP-2 ) with the following gear: the m4/14-42 attached to the body, the Oly 4/3 9-18 with the MMF adaptor, the Oly 4/3 40-150, the Pani 20/1.9 m4/3 lens, the FL-14 flash, spare batteries, cable release (Promaster model – smaller and can go to over 6 feet), CPL’s for the zooms, memory cards, and if needed my FL-36R fits in there with all that gear! I also attach at times the Tamrac Zipshot tripod to the handle of the bag when I think I just might need a tripod; but not wanting to carrying even something as small and light as the Gitzo Traveller G1541T – my dream tripod.is either a pro or con depending on what you want to pay for a bag. I think the price is right for what you get The 5 Million Dollar Home is a very nice bag and the great thing is that it is fairly small. It IS indeed the perfect size for a Leica M and two lenses. It’s pretty much like a messenger bag though a little fatter. Crumpler says the bag is weather resistant but I would not say that it is rain proof. If you were out in a light rain you would be ok. In a heavy rain I would not trust that my equipment would not get wet thought it may keep it dry. I have not been out in a storm with it yet 🙂 Ludicrous shoulder straps? How so? The strap on these Crumplers are not much different than my older Billingham bag as far as size and width goes. Wishing you best, and thanks for the effort of your reply, I genuinely appreciated it and value your thinking, The 5 million dollar home seemed like the perfect fit with its ability to hold my M9, up to 4 lenses and a few other necessities. When it arrived my 1st impression was that it was not nearly as cool looking as my Billingham and it was also not any bigger! Looked like I was going to be in need of an RA#! BUT, after closer inspection I realized that the bag had more room that it seemed and I ended up really liking the design and looks.

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Is there anybody in the world who doesn’t enjoy a chocolate fish? The creaminess of the chocolate and the colour of the marshmallow may differ with brands but the iconicity stays the same. The pink mini ones most often found in dairies are dangerous in that you could probably eat a dozen before wondering if maybe you should stop. Chocolate fish are probably the only lollies on this list that you could put on a fancy dessert platter and get away with it. We stan a versatile fish. The Crumpler 5-mdh is really interresting (perfect size for me to carry every day). But would it be able to carry some papers (notepad, letters, and up to A4 format stuff) ? As to Steve’s con –“Not as luxurious as the Billingham or Fogg bags but much cheaper”– I like the price and that it looks like a small messenger bag. Unobtrusive… nor luxurious… some things I look for in a bag.As I Olympus m4/3 user – I am getting closer to letting go of my Nikon kit – and going just m4/3’s. It just suits my needs and desires for size and weight. And the IQ as folks call it – is just what I like… 🙂 Nope, no assumptions, just rhethorical jaunting given the weird emotions that came to light in this thread – something also commented on by cidereye, just differently. Me in exaggerated satire, he in clear dislike. (“inflection and expression is lost online” indeed — i just wonder how these emotions were ever transmitted for centuries by literature printed on emoticon-less paper… maybe it’s the readers after all, and not the medium..?) My search for an image of “Y2K bug lollies” was futile. Turns out they’re called ‘sour spiders’ which is making me question every memory I’ve ever had. But I was right about them being Pascall at least.] I decided to keep both the 5MDH and Hadley even though it pushed my bag budget past where I wanted it to be. Thanks for reading!

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The bulk-buying classic. The only two ways to see these lollies is in a one dollar bag or in a five kilo bag. No in between. There are technically three flavours and they do taste different but they’re still somehow indistinguishable. And as for the bags – the review helped me incredibly since I was trying to decide on a bag and everyone’s comments gave me more options to peruse before making my choice. As to your question of how does this work? I work, I save, I invest, I spend my money on items I choose. Living in economically poor or enriched parts of the world does not prohibit sound business and financial practices. And who said we aren’t changing the world with stills?? Just because we have other means of fixed employment does not make a photographer a hobbyist or an enthusiast. Being a photographer is more than just having a string of photography related jobs and gallery openings – it is a frame of mind, a way of living, a sense of perception and interpretation. Like the regular gummy strawberries but massive, tougher, and with way less flavour. You can eat them, or you can impress your friends by skipping them seven times across a lake.Hahaha sour grapes, get it? I thought this list would be way easier than the chips one but I’m already at 2200 words hahaha je suis sour grapes. You shouldn’t be going to the dairy to buy marshmallows. But if you insist on being weird, at least buy marshmallow twists. I’ve never been able to find the perfect bag. I’m still looking. I know I’ll never own a Billingham. Too fancy for me. The greatest fruit-flavoured chewy candy in the world. Tangy apples are to fruit bursts what Johnnie Walker blue label is to Jim Beam. I only just now realised how strangely Johnnie is spelled. Look at it properly. So many letters. But I digress, the tangy apple is a pillar of the dairy lolly empire and one of few wrapped lollies that have stood the test of time and convenience. L-R: teeth, marshmallow twists, coconut rough, sour lemons, tangy apples No gummy is harder to chew than the infamous colourful crocodiles. It’s so, so hard. I used to think some off them had gone stale but no, that’s how hard they’re supposed to be. They’re a lovely colour, though, and the shape and size makes it fun to eat so credit where credit’s due.