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Debating about whether I should behead my Choc Easter bunny now...

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Hmm yea if you take away the feet it can't run away...But they are also the thickest chocolate!

 

But then again, the eyes are always so....*helpless shrug* I leave them till last XD

Edited by Nyanna al'Meara

i eat the ears first, and slowly work my way down to the feet, making little bunny screams of agony as i go :baalzamon:

Ears first.

 

Though my brother said his oldest son took his chocolate bunny and

" ate it's face like he was John Black and it was Marlena Evans" *headdesk*

I always get the ears as well. If I can I break the head off of one bunny and then melt the chocolate head onto the body of another bunny to make Frankin Choco Bunny.

Then it gets eated.

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Ears first.

 

Though my brother said his oldest son took his chocolate bunny and

" ate it's face like he was John Black and it was Marlena Evans" *headdesk*

 

GRAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!!!!!! XD looool

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I always get the ears as well. If I can I break the head off of one bunny and then melt the chocolate head onto the body of another bunny to make Frankin Choco Bunny.

Then it gets eated.

 

Oooh crafty! :biggrin:

I always forget about my chocolate easter bunny, then it goes old and stale and starts getting those white marks... then it tastes even better!

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