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[youschuldblame]

[there's a table with a large basket of gingerbread cookies, at which two men are chained stuck. There's a banner pinned to the table that reads:

Glutton-Consumer Meet and Greet
In honor of Black Friday]

The lack of sugar in these baked goods is like the lack of true spirit in the overcommercialization of the very holiday they're traditional for

Comments

[mud_on_lace]

[someone has a Glutton and a Consumer tag and is nibbling on a gingerbread cookie.]

They aren't very good.

[youschuldblame]

Of course not.

[mud_on_lace]

No, I suppose the desserts are never any good here. But they do say hope springs eternal.

[youschuldblame]

Yep. Most people like to believe that illusion.

[byakuran]

[ glutton ]

They're not very good.

[youschuldblame]

Nothing's good for free.

[byakuran]

I suppose you're right.

[youschuldblame]

Of course I am.

[boxbythebed]

[GLUTTON]

Oh, fun.

[youschuldblame]

I know, right? Have a cookie.

[boxbythebed]

No way. Those look disgusting.

[youschuldblame]

They're free.

[jerkchester]

[GLUTTON]

[oh hey cookies!]

[youschuldblame]

[with splenda]

Help yourself.

[jerkchester]

Black Friday huh?

[in between munchings]

[youschuldblame]

Too bad we have no shopping mall?

[konekonoclaw]

[consumer!]

...uh. Did you make those?

[ofmalebranche]

[idly eating a cookie]

[konekonoclaw]

[keeping out of reach!]

[ofmalebranche]

[Ken doesn't know how long the handcuff chain is, does he?]