Right, confession time.
Last easter my missus was reading some sunday supplement or another and and they reviewed various easter eggs. The daddy was one that Godiva were doing - almost an inch of milk chocolate with a dark chocolate outer shell and crammed full of chocs - so I went and got her one. 60-odd sheets it cost me. Yep, that's right, 60-odd sheets for a bleedin easter egg.
She ate half of it and the chocs inside over the following few weeks but the remaining half has been sitting in the fridge for a year now. I keep going on at her about it but the answers I was getting were unstaisfactory to say the least.
Anyway, I've come in tonight, gone to get a beer, seen this bloody thing still sitting there and have just scoffed the bleedin thing.
I don't feel the slightest bit bad about it, but the quesion is : should I be?
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But still expect a right old telling off!
My mum used to do the same when I used to live at home, she'd leave a chocolate bar (just a Dairy Milk for example) in the fridge for months on end. I'd see it starring at me every time I opened the fridge and in the end I'd give in and munch it. Within litterally half an hour that'd be it, she'd hit the roof! By the by I still stand by I did the right thing every time, chocolate is for eating and not for watching!
quality chocolate mate - was bloody lovely!
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You've gone to get a beer from the fridge but went for chocolate instead ?
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He then sat down to watch a nice musical !
What is it with women and chocolate ? How do they have the restraint to make a bar last a fortnight by only eating one or two squares a day ?
They're tough minded, i'll give them that
can't do dark chocolate, it's like ready salted crisps only grown ups eat it
Don't be silly - I had the beer too, and a couple more as I was munching my way through it.
I haven't said anything to her about it - am gonna see if she notices.
I was like that too until I was anaemic; was told dark chocolate is actually high in iron - couldnt get enough of the stuff after then!
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Either the wealth divide between Sidcup and New Eltham is greater than i thought, or you was on a severe guilt trip at the time.....
Looking back mate - neither can I. (I think it was actually 64 or 65!)