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According to a study by the Rochester Medical Center, the dye in blue M&Ms can help with spinal injuries:

http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/07/28/sp ... index.html

How crazy is that?

bjornolf wrote:According to a study by the Rochester Medical Center, the dye in blue M&Ms can help with spinal injuries:

http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/07/28/sp ... index.html

How crazy is that?

Probably only if they are the proper shade of blue... :roll: :oops:

Only Royal Blue or darker. If it is baby blue, it hinders your chances of playing college basketball.

Hancock4Duke wrote:Only Royal Blue or darker. If it is baby blue, it hinders your chances of playing college basketball.

They disturb rational thought processes, too.

I first heard this reported as for "blue food". Until they mentioned M&M's, I could only think of George Carlin's question...
"Why is there no blue food?"

captmojo wrote:I first heard this reported as for "blue food". Until they mentioned M&M's, I could only think of George Carlin's question...
"Why is there no blue food?"

blueberries
Blueberry Wheat Ales
;)

devildeac wrote:

captmojo wrote:I first heard this reported as for "blue food". Until they mentioned M&M's, I could only think of George Carlin's question...
"Why is there no blue food?"

blueberries
Blueberry Wheat Ales
;)

Nah. Blueberries are only blue on the outside. Smash'em. They're purple.