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What's M&S chocolate like?
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"Eat it, and buy a cheapo one from Poundland to replace it. He won't know! Haha"
It was only £2. It's a Where's Wally one I thought he might appreciate as he's not much of a chocolate eater.
Actually, he like Celebrations so I'll eat it and buy him a Celebration one  |
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"I need to know before I dig into my grandson's advent calendar.
Is it worth the guilt afterwards? "
Cut it open from the back, he'll never know..
Plus there's the chocolate free fun in seeing his eyes as he asks, Nanny when can I open it..?
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"I need to know before I dig into my grandson's advent calendar.
Is it worth the guilt afterwards?
Cut it open from the back, he'll never know..
Plus there's the chocolate free fun in seeing his eyes as he asks, Nanny when can I open it..?
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That will teach him for all the years he opened all the doors on the 1st  |
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"I need to know before I dig into my grandson's advent calendar.
Is it worth the guilt afterwards?
Cut it open from the back, he'll never know..
Plus there's the chocolate free fun in seeing his eyes as he asks, Nanny when can I open it..?
That will teach him for all the years he opened all the doors on the 1st "
I once cut a flap in a box of milk tray the boss was waiting to open after be a slimming world period..
Just are one now and then and tried not to laugh if she went to the fridge for anything..
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"I need to know before I dig into my grandson's advent calendar.
Is it worth the guilt afterwards?
Cut it open from the back, he'll never know..
Plus there's the chocolate free fun in seeing his eyes as he asks, Nanny when can I open it..?
That will teach him for all the years he opened all the doors on the 1st
I once cut a flap in a box of milk tray the boss was waiting to open after be a slimming world period..
Just are one now and then and tried not to laugh if she went to the fridge for anything..
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That was wicked, but very funny |
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By *TG3Man
over a year ago
Dorchester |
"I need to know before I dig into my grandson's advent calendar.
Is it worth the guilt afterwards? nooooo don't do ittttt 
But I want chocolate and it's cold and raining out  "
really oh well do it then |
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By *ryan...Man
over a year ago
1950's Original |
"I need to know before I dig into my grandson's advent calendar.
Is it worth the guilt afterwards? "
Just remind your grandson of the little rhyme ....
30 days hath September April June and November all the rest have 31 except February 28 and December but 8....
Here's your advent calendar..  |
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"I need to know before I dig into my grandson's advent calendar.
Is it worth the guilt afterwards?
Cut it open from the back, he'll never know..
Plus there's the chocolate free fun in seeing his eyes as he asks, Nanny when can I open it..?
That will teach him for all the years he opened all the doors on the 1st
I once cut a flap in a box of milk tray the boss was waiting to open after be a slimming world period..
Just are one now and then and tried not to laugh if she went to the fridge for anything..
That was wicked, but very funny "
I did have a box stashed away.. |
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