fruitloops

Dr. Ulrich: “You mean like some people we both know who expect their checks at the end of every month?” / Teacher: “Dr. Ulrich, you’re impossible! We could still give him reinforcement after he does what we want without using things. Why does it have to be money, tokens, fruitloops, and things like that? Why can’t we just use a smile or something like that? Why can’t that work?”

1970, Roger Ulrich, Thomas Stachnik, John Mabry, Control of Human Behavior, volume 2 (From Cure to Prevention), Glenview, Ill.: Scott, Foresman and Company, →LCCN, pages 338–339

[image depicting Kermit the Frog vomiting] I should never have had fruitloops for breakfast.

1980 April 14, “Spermit the Frog Gets Laid Drunk”, in Toike Oike, volume [73], Toronto, Ont.: University of Toronto Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering, →ISSN, page 4

At home, I changed my clothes, set out my fresh ones for the next day, and fixed myself a bowl of fruitloops.

1984, Gyanne Thomas, “A Day in the Life of Our Head Girl”, in Warwick Academy Yearbook, Bermuda, page 43, column 2

bashes, I eat fruitloops for brek, It’s that big chunk of fudge!

1986, Samantha Mason, “Samantha Mason ’80-’86”, in The Study Trillium Yearbook, Westmount, Que., page 9

Finally to all the people who think I’m crazy, you wouldn’t know what crazy was if Charles Manson was eating fruitloops on your front porch.

1997, Robert J. Sarro, “Robert J. Sarro ‘Rob Chavez’ 297 River Road”, in The Echo, Winthrop, Mass.: Winthrop High School, →OCLC, page 15