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I share your obsession and disability, Mamacita. Perhaps we can form a government-funded support group. Of course first we'd need a grant for research, which would involve lots of bowls -- some empty and some full of M&Ms. Good for you, walking by the blasted doughnuts.
I gave up chocolate six years ago because it was too much of an addiction. After the first year, even the smell of chocolate made me say "eww." BUT now, M&M's in their evil ways have come out with the White Chocolate Pearls... I limit myself to six precious pearls a day but oh, they taste heavenly! They may not have the addictive cocoa in them but they can still be addicting.
Have a great day!
Wifey and I were just joking about M&M's this morning, how we're going to use them to clicker-train our 8-year-old.
But true enough, as you point out, M&M's are *no laughing matter*.
Ha ha. I remember that cartoon; it's one of may faves.
So funny. And so true, dammit!
Why must people bring food to work and then put it out where others can be brought to their (proverbial) knees by the sight? I think that I shall propose legislation outlawing potlucks or food left in any central area where others could find it and get fat(ter) as a result. (I live in California, so you know I could find someone to sponsor the bill.)
I could leave them alone - or take them. My obsessions are mashed potatoes, butter, breads and cake!
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dotdotdot hmm.. it sounds ever so familiar, but I'm not addicted.. no, I don't have to eat them if I don't want to, I just always want to that's all.
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