Professor: "I have lost my key! If you let me into my office, I will give you chocolate." Me: *lets him into office* Professor: *gives me chocolate* Me: "This isn't your chocolate. This is [boss]'s chocolate." Professor: "Well, I took it from her desk. Now it is my chocolate."
It is caramel. You should send it to me. My address is here.
Cheesecake, Nutella, apple pie, flan, coconut ice cream, well-done prime rib, artichoke hearts, rotini with pesto, and hot chicks also have caramel in them. You should send them to me. I am happy to be of service.
But I might think so as car-ah-mel is too close to the Swedish word 'karamell', which is hard candies... and carmel is soft or chewy (and, well, sometimes hard but I don't like it hard...)
So. Carmel. *nod* Although caramel is kinda cute when you think of it.
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*has Rolo lust now*
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Now you can get silver or gold replica "last Rolos" to present to your beloved.
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(I'm in a mood, don't mind me.)
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Why are you me?
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Yes, it is caramel.
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Nope.
Professor: "I have lost my key! If you let me into my office, I will give you chocolate."
Me: *lets him into office*
Professor: *gives me chocolate*
Me: "This isn't your chocolate. This is [boss]'s chocolate."
Professor: "Well, I took it from her desk. Now it is my chocolate."
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Cheesecake, Nutella, apple pie, flan, coconut ice cream, well-done prime rib, artichoke hearts, rotini with pesto, and hot chicks also have caramel in them. You should send them to me. I am happy to be of service.
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Confirmation #50.
And you are making me envious since I gave up sweets for Lent.
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;)
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But I might think so as car-ah-mel is too close to the Swedish word 'karamell', which is hard candies... and carmel is soft or chewy (and, well, sometimes hard but I don't like it hard...)
So. Carmel. *nod* Although caramel is kinda cute when you think of it.