M&Ms and the illuminati

[garic]

M&M is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Mars (hmm …) Candy Corporation, manufacturers of such venerable teeth rotters as Milky Ways, Three Musketeers, and … Snickers. Shoot. For a second there I thought I had evidence of another Illuminati plot.

But in the UK and Ireland, Snickers used to be called … Marathon.

We’re all doomed.

[Khadaji]

Here’s a linkto the column in question.

[Heracles]

(…) in Minneapolis, Minnesota, which also happens to be the home of the 3M company (why does this seem significant?).

3M, of course, stands for Minnesota Mining & Minerals. Hmmm.

H.

[John_W.Kennedy]

Quite a few Mars products have different names in Britain; to make it more confusing, Mars often uses the same name in the US for a different product.

[Skammer]

@Heracles

3M, of course, stands for Minnesota Mining & Minerals.

Actually it’s Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing. They were a client of ours in one of my old jobs.

[Heracles]

@Skammer

Actually it’s Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing. They were a client of ours in one of my old jobs.

My mistake. Mortification muffles me.

[Rick]

@Heracles

@Skammer

Actually it’s Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing. They were a client of ours in one of my old jobs.

My mistake. Mortification muffles me.

I saw what you did there.

[qpw3141]

@Rick

@Heracles

@Skammer

Actually it’s Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing. They were a client of ours in one of my old jobs.

My mistake. Mortification muffles me.

I saw what you did there.

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