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The Disobliger

Have you ever made a promise or sworn an oath that you were obliged to? Just completed an oblation and would now like to withdraw your gift? Have you ever wanted to break a promise that you made? Are you in debt for borrowing money and you really wish you hadn't? Well there's a solution to your problem. Introducing: The Disobliger. The Disobliger automatically puts you under no obligation to anything whatsoever. In other words, It obstructs the other person mind from thinking about the promise you made; in some scenarios, it will make the person completely forget that you made a promise in the first place! The Disobliger is a wrist mounted object that is similar to a watch. Simply put it on and then tap the screen. A menu with a full interface of recent promises you've made will be displayed before you. Simply click on a promise, then find the person you made the promise to. The next step is involves a rather oppugnant action: Hold the device up to their ear and keep their head still for 20 seconds. The Disobliger will emit a special white noise that washes the insides of one's brain clean. The Disobliger is something to defend yourself from and is also a great thing to have! You! Yes, you can get a Disobliger! (Starting as cheap as $4,999.99). Disclaimer: The Disobliger may be used on you and we are not responsible for any loss of information. (:

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NEW: Obdurate Clark

Obdurate Clark was inspired by one of our best chefs: Clark. It is a very hard candy the size of a fist. It is so hard that you cannot break it apart with your bare hands. Using one of the specialized tools that we've invented, you can cut this behemoth of a candy down if you fear that it will obstruct your sarcophagus thus affecting your ability to breathe normally. Truly, Obdurate Clark is a masterpiece to behold as it is not an obstacle to any vegan/vegetarian folks because it is 100% wheat, flour, and sugar; it is also safe for people with nut allergies.

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These Crack Grapes (Jolly Rancher Candied Grapes) are a fun snack to make with your kids for any occasion but I love to make these rainbow colored grapes around St. Patrick's Day and Easter! Colorful grapes that are dipped in candied syrup, then coated in classic candy flavors, are the hit of any classroom party!!

Sensational crack grapes (candied grapes) are a fun project to make with the kids, clear coated in candy syrup and dipped in crushed Jolly Rancher candies!

Crack Grapes (Jolly Rancher Candied Grapes) Recipe

Crack candy grapes are one of the latest requests from my tween daughter right now, and what's not to love about these grapes rolled in crushed green apple, purple grape, blue raspberry, and pink watermelon flavored Jolly Rancher hard candies?!

Have you heard of the cotton candy grapes available now? They actually taste like cotton candy (and they have developed other hybrid grapes that taste like pineapple, strawberry, and mango!).

I haven't tried it yet, but think that using sweet cotton candy designer grapes would be an interesting combination with these crack grapes or my candied grapes.

At this point, when I make my candied or crack grapes, I tend to use green grapes. I like the tartness of the grape in contrast to the candy coating and crushed Jolly Rancher shards.

Also, if you have rock candy on hand, it works beautifully for these crack grapes. You may find that you prefer the rock candy over the flavored Jolly Rancher candies. I'm still on the fence 🙂

What Are Crack Grapes?

Crack grapes are grapes that have been coated in a candy syrup and then rolled in 'cracked' hard candy like Jolly Ranchers, sour Cry Baby Tears, sour WarHeads, or rock candy. The syrup dries on the grapes clear (it can also be colored, using gel food coloring, if desired) and the colors of the candies make the crack candied grapes colorful and fun.

The candy grapes (and other candied fruits) are sold in Atlanta by thecraxkhouse. The store appears to be the original inspiration for the sweet and sour grapes.

How To Make Crack Grapes (Jolly Rancher Candied Grapes)

1. Prepare your grapes: rinse and insert toothpicks or skewers into the stem end of the grape. Set on a paper towel and dry the grapes before dipping in the syrup. Prepare your candy: Place candy flavors into heavy-duty freezer storage bags and crush them using a meat mallet/tenderizer (or rolling pin, or heavy unbreakable object). Transfer to a bowl for coating the grapes.

2. In a heavy bottom saucepan, combine the sugar, water, and corn syrup and bring to a boil over high heat. You should maintain the best rolling boil that you can, stirring frequently, without letting the syrup boil over. Boil for about 5 minutes to reach the right temperature.

3. You will need a candy thermometer to confirm when the syrup has reached 300-305ºF (148-152ºC). (see notes) This is the hard crack stage that will allow the syrup to set on the grape.

4. Have parchment paper ready to place coated crack grapes onto to allow them to dry (set).

5. Stir the vanilla extract into the syrup. Carefully dip each grape into the syrup (the syrup will be hot!!), moving quickly to get the syrup covering over the entirety of the grape and to sprinkle the coated grapes with the crushed Jolly Rancher flavors (or roll in a bowl that is tipped sideways for easy coating).

6. Set your coated crack grapes on the parchment paper and allow them to dry for about 30 minutes. Carefully remove the toothpicks and serve within a few hours.

Tips for Making Crack Grapes
*If you do not have a candy thermometer, you can use a digital meat thermometer as long as it will read up to 300 degrees F (148 degrees C). **To know that your syrup has reached the hard crack stage, use a spoon or spatula to drop the molten hot syrup into a bowl or cup of cold water. It should form hard threads that break and do not bend. ***To move through the candy coating process quickly, while the syrup is soft and workable, you can place two or more grapes on each skewer to coat simultaneously.

Storage Instructions

Keep candy grapes in an airtight container at room temperature away from any hot or cold sources. This is how I usually store my grapes for short-term use, and it depends on the candy type that was used.

I tested my candy grapes at room temperature, in the refrigerator, and in the freezer (all in airtight containers):

Room temperature - The rock candy coated grapes did great! The Jolly Rancher candy coated crack grapes were gummy.

Refrigerated - Both types turned out good, but the rock candy coated grapes were better and less sticky.

Freezer - Not bad, but they needed to be eaten pretty much as soon as thawed. The candy coating on both wasn't looking too good after only about two hours thawed.

📋 Recipe

Crack Grapes (Jolly Rancher Candied Grapes)

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Crack Grapes {Jolly Rancher Hard Candy Grapes} @ Bake It With Love

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These Crack Grapes (Jolly Rancher Candied Grapes) are a fun snack to make with your kids for any occasion but I love to make these rainbow colored grapes around St. Patrick's Day and Easter! Colorful grapes that are dipped in candied syrup, then coated in classic candy flavors, are the hit of any classroom party!!

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Episode 1: The Black Castle

(Picture of countryside comes into view and eventually, a ominous black castle comes into view from darkness.)

Narrator: It was a cold September night when they set out. It's them that changed the world forever.

(View of two cloaked and hooded figures (each with medieval weapons strapped on their back) from behind approach castle on horseback.)

(Lightning strikes and rain starts pouring, path becomes muddy.)

(One of the cloaked figures stops horse gently as the other tries to do the same but is ultimately unsuccessful.)

Narrator: Now, you must understand, these two miezer had set out on that night with goal of meeting with and discussing future plans with the Black Serpent.

Miezer 1: (Turns toward Miezer 2) "This one is an Obstinate one"

(Miezer silently dismount horses and lead horses to trees beside the path revealing iron full facemarks that hide the the entire face.)

Narrator: Now, your probably wondering what the Black Serpent is or what miezer is. If you have only heard a quarter of what I have heard of the Black Serpent, you would immediately cower in fear behind the nearest chair or even lock the front door; and I have heard only a little of the small bits of information there is to be given about the Serpent of all! but for now, I will not obtrude your mind with such terrifying thoughts. You must know about the miezer.

(Miezer tie horses to tree and reach behind their back.)

Narrator: The miezer are a curious race; they are neither of men nor or they animals. They are a race that has been long forgotten and purged ever since the Great Hungering.

(Miezer 1 pulls out a longsword from behind its back. Miezer 2 slowly pulls two maces with long chains on the end of them out from behind his back.)

Narrator: The Miezer exist only to serve one entity: the Black Serpent. The name of our two particular miezer is unknown, however, we know the notorious nicknames that have been given to these two: The Shadow, and The Undying.

(Miezer begin sparring. The sparring is so intense that it looks like they were actually trying to fight each other.)

The Shadow: "That's enough, I have the suspicion that the master is getting impatient and Flakal rings with an unsettling delight each time he clashes with Nuven."

The Undying: "You are a worthy opponent. I am honored that I got to duel with you. However, I agree with you, we must get going especially if we are obliged to that oath."

(Storm starts clearing to reveal a star infested night sky)

Narrator: This is the story of two miezer that embarked on a great quest.

(Raven cries out amid all other oscine noises. All birdsong goes silent.)

Narrator: This is the story of The Undying and The Shadow.

(The Shadow and The Undying go to horses and mount them and begin to ride towards the trail.)

(Suspenseful music starts playing)

Narrator: This is a story of unexpected turns and betrayals.

(The Shadow and The Undying start riding off toward the castle in the distance.)

Narrator: This is the story of the rise of men and the end of the elves.

(The Shadow and The Undying begin riding faster.)

Narrator: This is the story of the event that changed Westalfia forever: this is the story of the darkendain.

(Miezer's cloaks begin to flap in the wind.)

(Fade to darkness, music ends)

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Orange with subdued blue = A
Blue with subdued light orange = B
Black with subdued white = C
Red = D

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The cartoon featured to the left shows two friends looking at a strange object that they have never seen before. In the cartoon, the object is foreign to the friends, they have no recognition of this object since it is so alien to them. They are even hesitant to try to approach or interact with this "thing" and call it an "object" because they are doubtful of what it is. this cartoon illustrates the word "object" because of the strange, foreign, item that stands before the friends.

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Which is a synonym to object?
-Item
-Entity
-Human
-Feeling

Which is a synonym to obese ?
-Lean
-Skinny
-Fat
-Gaunt

Which is a synonym to obsolete?
-Superior
-Inferior
-Dominant
-Helpful

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Which is an antonym to object?
-Commodity
-Thing
-Animal
-Item

Which is an antonym to obese?
-Fit
-Fat
-Overweight
-Unfit

Which is an antonym to obsolete?
-Inferior
-Dominant
-Below
-Useless

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2B - Multiple Choice Synonyms and Antonyms

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2B - Multiple Choice Synonyms and Antonyms

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Object, Obese, Obsolete

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Ob-

"Toward, Against, Before, Near, Across, Down"

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Object (N.) -  (ob-) + iacere "to throw" (from PIE root *ye- "to throw, impel").

Obese (ADJ.) - (ob-) + edere "eat" (from PIE root *ed- "to eat")

Obsolete (ADJ.) - (ob-) + an expanded form of solere "to be used to, be accustomed"

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Object (N.) -
https://www.etymonline.com/word/object#etymonline_v_2420

Obese (ADJ.) -
https://www.etymonline.com/word/obese#etymonline_v_3090

Obsolete (ADJ.) -https://www.etymonline.com/word/obsolete#etymonline_v_2448

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Object:
1.) The stick disappeared when it made contact with the peculiar object.
2.) The object was so small and round that it almost seemed like a baseball.

Obese:
1.) The obese man had not maintained a healthy diet and had not practiced any physical exercise within the last year.
2.) The obese dog had not been on a walk in 9 months and was therefore very fat.

Obsolete:
1.) The sword became obsolete when the invention of guns became inevitably popular worldwide and simply more effective than the sword.
2.) When compared to a mouse, a pointing stick is obsolete; the mouse is just better in all ways!

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Object - : something material that may be perceived by the senses

Obese - : having excessive body fat

Obsolete - : no longer in use or no longer useful

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Object - https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/object

Obese - https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/obese

Obsolete - https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/obsolete