Christmas Avatars
Posted: 2003-01-12 03:27am
Well, it's already the 12th of January... Shouldn't you be getting something more... New Year-ish?
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A most palpable hit.Raxmei wrote:Why should we? Depending on your calendar, New Years either has already gone by or is still months away.
Talk about premature. Mind you here in the UK, there were TV adverts for Easter Eggs on 26th of December!The Dark wrote:Time to start working on a Black Mage with bunny ears (hey, Easter's coming up).
Dale Winton + Christmas Hampers = Xmas gift adds on 26th December 2002 for Xmas 2003!Rob Wilson wrote:Talk about premature. Mind you here in the UK, there were TV adverts for Easter Eggs on 26th of December!The Dark wrote:Time to start working on a Black Mage with bunny ears (hey, Easter's coming up).
And that "Become a [brandname] Hamper agent and you'll have everything you need for next Xmas."Admiral Valdemar wrote:Dale Winton + Christmas Hampers = Xmas gift adds on 26th December 2002 for Xmas 2003!Rob Wilson wrote:Talk about premature. Mind you here in the UK, there were TV adverts for Easter Eggs on 26th of December!The Dark wrote:Time to start working on a Black Mage with bunny ears (hey, Easter's coming up).
You can't have SAD, you're not a hypocondriac American.Admiral Valdemar wrote:
Plus I think I have SAD now thinking of Xmas again.
Haven't seen a Cadbury ad yet.Rob Wilson wrote:Talk about premature. Mind you here in the UK, there were TV adverts for Easter Eggs on 26th of December!
Guess not. Wahey!Rob Wilson wrote:You can't have SAD, you're not a hypocondriac American.Admiral Valdemar wrote:
Plus I think I have SAD now thinking of Xmas again.
Hey, my local postie is already selling Creme Eggs, that or they're leftover from last Easter...Dalton wrote:Haven't seen a Cadbury ad yet.Rob Wilson wrote:Talk about premature. Mind you here in the UK, there were TV adverts for Easter Eggs on 26th of December!
Yeah, all the local shops and supermarkets have them round here, as well as those Galaxy truffle eggs - time to see if I can't get that diabetes I've heard so much about.Admiral Valdemar wrote:Hey, my local postie is already selling Creme Eggs, that or they're leftover from last Easter...Dalton wrote:Haven't seen a Cadbury ad yet.Rob Wilson wrote:Talk about premature. Mind you here in the UK, there were TV adverts for Easter Eggs on 26th of December!
Heck, 19 years of living so far and no major sugar related illness or side-effect, though I did have to go to the orthodontist to geta brace or two a few years back. But that's the British way.Rob Wilson wrote:Yeah, all the local shops and supermarkets have them round here, as well as those Galaxy truffle eggs - time to see if I can't get that diabetes I've heard so much about.Admiral Valdemar wrote:Hey, my local postie is already selling Creme Eggs, that or they're leftover from last Easter...Dalton wrote:Haven't seen a Cadbury ad yet.
30 years of damn-near mainlining every type of chocolate snack on the planet and drinking sugary soft drinks and all I have is 3 fillings - what the hell do i have to do to get a sugar related illness? Must be all that unhealthy exercising I did.Admiral Valdemar wrote: Heck, 19 years of living so far and no major sugar related illness or side-effect, though I did have to go to the orthodontist to geta brace or two a few years back. But that's the British way.
Eat a Hershey bar. No, really, the thing killed half my taste buds off, I nearly dialled 999 since this is ABH by chocolate bar.Rob Wilson wrote:30 years of damn-near mainlining every type of chocolate snack on the planet and drinking sugary soft drinks and all I have is 3 fillings - what the hell do i have to do to get a sugar related illness? Must be all that unhealthy exercising I did.Admiral Valdemar wrote: Heck, 19 years of living so far and no major sugar related illness or side-effect, though I did have to go to the orthodontist to geta brace or two a few years back. But that's the British way.
I've had them in the States, *shrug* they didn't seem all that special, if anything they were kind of yucky.Admiral Valdemar wrote:Eat a Hershey bar. No, really, the thing killed half my taste buds off, I nearly dialled 999 since this is ABH by chocolate bar.Rob Wilson wrote: 30 years of damn-near mainlining every type of chocolate snack on the planet and drinking sugary soft drinks and all I have is 3 fillings - what the hell do i have to do to get a sugar related illness? Must be all that unhealthy exercising I did.
Hence my point.Rob Wilson wrote:I've had them in the States, *shrug* they didn't seem all that special, if anything they were kind of yucky.Admiral Valdemar wrote:Eat a Hershey bar. No, really, the thing killed half my taste buds off, I nearly dialled 999 since this is ABH by chocolate bar.Rob Wilson wrote: 30 years of damn-near mainlining every type of chocolate snack on the planet and drinking sugary soft drinks and all I have is 3 fillings - what the hell do i have to do to get a sugar related illness? Must be all that unhealthy exercising I did.
Last time I was over, I bought a Kit-kat, bit into and tried to work out where they had hidden the flavour of the chocolate! Seriously the thing had a sort of non-taste compared the the UK version, very lacking in essential sugars.Admiral Valdemar wrote:Hence my point.Rob Wilson wrote:I've had them in the States, *shrug* they didn't seem all that special, if anything they were kind of yucky.Admiral Valdemar wrote: Eat a Hershey bar. No, really, the thing killed half my taste buds off, I nearly dialled 999 since this is ABH by chocolate bar.
Sounds like a fat free, sugar free and therefore taste free candy bar in the US. Quick, get the Fat Brigade on the job!Rob Wilson wrote:Last time I was over, I bought a Kit-kat, bit into and tried to work out where they had hidden the flavour of the chocolate! Seriously the thing had a sort of non-taste compared the the UK version, very lacking in essential sugars.Admiral Valdemar wrote:Hence my point.Rob Wilson wrote: I've had them in the States, *shrug* they didn't seem all that special, if anything they were kind of yucky.
The problem is, their idea of chocolate is, well, bland. And in a nation where a doughnut gets coated in enough sugar to sink a ship, that's unforgivable; and the lack of taste in their Crisps is appalling.Admiral Valdemar wrote: Sounds like a fat free, sugar free and therefore taste free candy bar in the US. Quick, get the Fat Brigade on the job!
How dare they market such healthy alternatives, I wanna die from chocolate, dammit!
Chips, dear, it's chips not crisps.Rob Wilson wrote:The problem is, their idea of chocolate is, well, bland. And in a nation where a doughnut gets coated in enough sugar to sink a ship, that's unforgivable; and the lack of taste in their Crisps is appalling.Admiral Valdemar wrote: Sounds like a fat free, sugar free and therefore taste free candy bar in the US. Quick, get the Fat Brigade on the job!
How dare they market such healthy alternatives, I wanna die from chocolate, dammit!