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Lucky Charms
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The Lucky Charms are coming BACK to Jefferson City!!! They have dates of October 6 and December 1, both at Paddy Malone's. In case you haven't heard, Malone's has excellent food, and they are now smoke free (owner's choice). Don't miss it!
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If your favorite Lucky Charms marshmallow shape is the green clover, you're a happy-go-lucky type in bed. You don't take anything too seriously in the bedroom or elsewhere and always manage to have a good time, even if you have someone else with you. You don't have any patience with depressed people and tend to sit on them until they cheer up.
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The Lucky Charms began late November of 2005. The First two members were Christine Pugh guitarist, flutist, vocalist and Amanda Caruthers guitarist and vocalist. They started playing at Marfield's Pub in Leavenworth Ks. Focusing on vocal harmonies and a something for everyone style the girls starting getting other offers to perform more places.
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Lucky Charms is sending 10 percent from the sale of the pink bracelets to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. The jewelry business is owned by Israelis, but the charms on the bracelets are worn by Jews, Christians, and any spiritual people. "It's about carrying protective energy with you everywhere, on a purse or on your wrist, or on your keys or hanging something on the wall," said Oren Lev, one of the four founders. So if you're looking for an extra blessing in the New Year, you might try a pink bracelet, which supports breast cancer research!
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Lucky Charms was invented in 1963 by then vice-president of General Mills, John Holahan. Holahan claimed to have gotten the idea for the cereal when he came across some orange marshmallow peanuts, a candy common in circuses at the time. Holahan cut up several of the peanuts and sprinkled them over Cheerios , another oat-bit cereal, and he "knew we had a winner." Lucky Charms was the first cereal to include marshmallows.
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An advertising company employed by General Mills suggested marketing the new cereal around the idea of charm bracelets.[1] Thus the charms of Lucky Charms were born. The mascot, Lucky the Leprechaun, was ... born in 1963, a cartoon character whose voice was supplied by Arthur Anderson until 1992.[3]
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