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[ferociouswalk]

I AM IN ENGLAND.

I've learned that these brits can never have enough flavo(u)rs for the kit kat bar, sultanas are merely a form of raisin, and fluff is a luxury (okay, not really). BUT THEY HAVE SO MUCH CANDY. SO MUCH.Mike is at uni so I think that I might actually get dressed and take a walk down the curry mile to see what's on the up and up

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[hotcuppajoe]

You were AIMING for B's or lower? It sounds like you should be upset by these grades in that case. Where have you been? You are not in AIM-world nearly often enough; thus the lack of talking.

[ferociouswalk]

WELL I AM NOT UPSET BECAUSE I KNOW HOW TO ADAPT.

And I've been in England, duder! I don't really like to stay online too much because, you know, that'd be kind of a waste. But I hope we talk soon so I can be in the Jowie loop.

[myveryownme]

Yes I realise this is an old post but... Lots of candy? Are you mad? Our collection of sweets is completely balls compared with the delicious treats to be found in the Mericaw. We don't even have Twizzlers! TWIZZLERS!!! *sobs*

I'm sorry you had to see that.

[ferociouswalk]

But there are so many different VARIETIES of candy over there! There must be at least twenty different kinds of kit kats and just as many cadbury bars! Everywhere I went there was candy candy candy. But then again, maybe I'm just used to it over here.

Twizzlers are tasty. Do you not have access to them anymore?

[myveryownme]

I never did. I tried them ten years ago on a trip to Canada and got instantly hooked. Then I went back to Ireland and forgot about them. Then one day ten years later the taste just came back to me so I had to hunt them down online. It's available but it's quite expensive. It's like crack to me.

As for all of our different chocolate bars, they don't really count. I mean, chocolate's so over-rated. =)