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When was Slurpee created?
Slurpee was created in 1967.
Can you make slurpee float like in 'Step Up 3D'?
No you cannot.
Can you eat a Slurpee in one continuous slurp?
No you can not eat a slurpee
What does is mean a boys says he going to give you a slurpee?
slurpee
What is slurpee?
A Slurpee is a frozen carbonated beverage sold by 7-Eleven.
When is the slurpee day for 2011?
Slurpee day is always held on July 11th (including in 2011).
Who invented the slurpee?
The slurpee is a product developed by the Icee Companywhich is a division of J&J Snack Food Corp.
What is the commercial for Shrek 1 where the donkey turns blue from the slurpee?
I think it's a 7-Eleven berry slurpee.
How do you make a slurpee?
There are plenty of ways to eat it (for example putting a spoon in the slushie and then into your mouth, then chewing and swallowing). Just use your imagination and I'm sure you will find an answer.
How much did a Slurpee cost in 1996?
Snickers cost 13.95 in 1999. Trust me I was alive at that time.
What year was Slurpee invented?
1965
How much does a slurpee cost?
about $1.25
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