Damned furries.
State of the Game
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That....would be an interesting Watership Down.
Maybe starring the Cadburys Caramel bunny:
I only tasted one Cadbury product, a chocolade caramel braid made in Poland that was once called yummytaster and that they now call curlywurly. I think it is the definition of yummy, and now I have to find a shop that still sells it because this post made me hungry for this unhealty and sugary treat
Ah, my old post school chocolate / caramel friend
Curly wurlys are legendary!
You guys are speaking in teletubbies, right ? Those are not real words, right ?
You knew life was going well when you could buy some Panda Pops, Curly Wurly and some Monster Munch and have money left over for a blast on the grubby arcade cabinet in the corner.
goes misty eyed*
*from diabetes later in life
goes misty eyed*
*from diabetes later in life
A snack that isn't compatible with the Scottish accent.
(judging by how my Scottish friends try and say it).
One of my great childhood pleasures was biting the ends off of a twix finger and sucking tea up through it.
Delicious until it breaks up and you end up slamming a fist full of mush in to your gob.
as far as Cadbury goes I'm a fan of the Wunderbar - it's chewy and might stick to your teeth, but I love it.
I had to be at least 18 to go into an arcade because they also had slot machines. But I remember eating sweets while sitting in front of the family TV and playing on the Atari 2600 to beat my fathers high score in Bobby is going home, he is now 80 and still holding it because he got to the level where the foreground and the background are the same color for four screens and he only got through there by unbelievable luck without losing a life.
It's chocology!
Those are not human bone, ask for a refund it shouldn't have happened.
I believe Colin the Caterpillar cakes are sold in Marks & Spencers stores here in the UK... (I believe Aldi made their own, cheaper replica to sell in their stores, which Marks & Sparks didn't take kindly to!)i guess it is a very british thing - but may I introduce you to Collin the caterpillar (cake) - I have seen those just on family occasions, so maybe it is mainly home-made?
What a voice though...
Take those back to the outlet and they'll grind a new burger from the staff who failed you.
What a voice though...