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louby loo 15+ Years

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Well, the chocolate 'Father Christmas' that had a 'product recall' but has been left on the side since Christmas got it yesterday .... I figured at my age I could see if someone had put button batteries in it- so I ate it.

 

That said there must be some very sick people around that could actually do a thing like that to what is in affect 'children's chocolate' I saw that they have also recalled the chocolate Easter Bunnies for the same reason. :(

louby loo 15+ Years

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At great personal sacrifice (to my waistline!) I am pleased to announce that I've just finished the last of the Christmas chocolate. ::1a

 

 

Actually just realised larnielass wins the award for the first person to mention the 'C' word in 2017.......and no-one told her off! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Froglet 15+ Years

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Actually just realised larnielass wins the award for the first person to mention the 'C' word in 2017.......and no-one told her off! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Yet! ;)

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sunnyday 15+ Years

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Actually just realised larnielass wins the award for the first person to mention the 'C' word in 2017.......and no-one told her off! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Blimey I'm slipping :blink: but she was using the word past tense so I think that's okay ;)

Froglet 15+ Years

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Blimey I'm slipping :blink: but she was using the word past tense so I think that's okay ;)

See, I knew Sunnyday must be sleeping, or out buying stationery, or gardening or even working on her TDL to have missed that! :P;)

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SueFinanceManager 15+ Years

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Dear larnielass

 

I have consulted the FSF user guides to acceptabe behaviour and language use on the forum and as the 'c' word was mentioned in the past tense we are on this occassion prepared to let it go.

 

But be warned, any further mention of anything yule may result is you being pinned down and tickled with a feather until your tummy hurts from laughing.

 

Please take this warning on bored as it is very serious.

 

We are considering whether any action needs to be taken for the use of the 'E' word as that holiday is currently 8 weeks away and therefore panic buying of chocolate products has not yet begun.

 

Yours very seriously although that is tricky when giggling

 

Sue

FSF Admin and 'C' word police department

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sunnyday 15+ Years

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We are considering whether any action needs to be taken for the use of the 'E' word as that holiday is currently 8 weeks away and therefore panic buying of chocolate products has not yet begun.

 

:o Yikes

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Panders 12 Years

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I very recently bought an oval shaped piece of chocolate, as my sister in law likes it, and if I leave it too late, this brand disappears. Having checked in with FSF regulations, It is in a high security area of the dining room at home, out of sight, :ph34r::ph34r::ph34r: just have to remember to give it to her when the time comes :wacko:

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SueFinanceManager 15+ Years

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I very recently bought an oval shaped piece of chocolate, as my sister in law likes it, and if I leave it too late, this brand disappears. Having checked in with FSF regulations, It is in a high security area of the dining room at home, out of sight, :ph34r::ph34r::ph34r: just have to remember to give it to her when the time comes :wacko:

 

As long as the purchased item remains out of sight in a secure area then we deem no guidelines will have been breached.

 

However, if photographic evidence of the aforementioned item should appear online then we may have to take more serious actions to deal with the blatant disregard of the forum guidelines on 'The Early Use of the C, E and any other celebration yet to be celebrated' rules.

 

Don't make me have to put you on the naughty step Panders :P:P:P:P:P:P:P

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sunnyday 15+ Years

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As long as the purchased item remains out of sight in a secure area then we deem no guidelines will have been breached.

 

However, if photographic evidence of the aforementioned item should appear online then we may have to take more serious actions to deal with the blatant disregard of the forum guidelines on 'The Early Use of the C, E and any other celebration yet to be celebrated' rules.

 

Don't make me have to put you on the naughty step Panders :P:P:P:P:P:P:P

Do it, do it, do it :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Panders 12 Years

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As long as the purchased item remains out of sight in a secure area then we deem no guidelines will have been breached.

 

However, if photographic evidence of the aforementioned item should appear online then we may have to take more serious actions to deal with the blatant disregard of the forum guidelines on 'The Early Use of the C, E and any other celebration yet to be celebrated' rules.

 

Don't make me have to put you on the naughty step Panders :P:P:P:P:P:P:P

I do sail close to the wind on occasions Sue, but I would never breach regulations, but would happily join Cait and Sunny on the step, just to keep them in order!

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Froglet 15+ Years

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I very recently bought an oval shaped piece of chocolate, as my sister in law likes it, and if I leave it too late, this brand disappears. Having checked in with FSF regulations, It is in a high security area of the dining room at home, out of sight, :ph34r::ph34r::ph34r: just have to remember to give it to her when the time comes :wacko:

 

Panders - please pm me with more information. I'm dying of curiosity to know what this particular brand is but don't want to invoke the wrath of FSF on my head!

 

Please Miss, can I mention pancakes yet?

 

At the risk of incurring aforementioned wrath - I am of the opinion that pancakes are actually just a normal pudding for those moments when you really need a pudding, a piece of fruit just won't do, it's too cold/wet/you're too lazy to go out the shop and the only ingredients you have in the house will only make a pancake. I had some for pudding at the weekend and very occasionally have them for breakfast!

 

Please, can I keep up with these practices? (am now also pondering other puddings - pumpkin pie, panettone) is there a definitive list of which may be considered celebratory in a festival related sense? Please reassure me or I may also need to sit on the naughty step. Due to numbers of puddings though I may need my own step... ;)

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louby loo 15+ Years

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Well after an incredibly healthy and relaxing week-end I have spent the evening overloading on left over birthday chocolate.... (and possibly some presecco)

 

I think we can say 'Birthday' without any problem as they happen 365 days a year ... :lol: :lol: :lol:

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zigzag 15+ Years

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Only just read this thread and on a gloomy, wet and miserable morning and after a bad nights sleep, you have all certainly brought a smile to my face! (Is the above brought correct? It's not the bought one is it?) gone blank and having a senior moment on the spelling of it!

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Panders 12 Years

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Panders - please pm me with more information. I'm dying of curiosity to know what this particular brand is but don't want to invoke the wrath of FSF on my head!

 

 

At the risk of incurring aforementioned wrath - I am of the opinion that pancakes are actually just a normal pudding for those moments when you really need a pudding, a piece of fruit just won't do, it's too cold/wet/you're too lazy to go out the shop and the only ingredients you have in the house will only make a pancake. I had some for pudding at the weekend and very occasionally have them for breakfast!

 

Please, can I keep up with these practices? (am now also pondering other puddings - pumpkin pie, panettone) is there a definitive list of which may be considered celebratory in a festival related sense? Please reassure me or I may also need to sit on the naughty step. Due to numbers of puddings though I may need my own step... ;)

I would dearly love to think that the Pudding Club may continue with it's usual rites and dare I say it rituals :ph34r:

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