I'm very upset! I bought a Milkybar because I was very excited at this prospect:
Wow a fun puzzle! I couldn't wait to get home and start racking my brains, trying to figure out the puzzle. Never mind eating the chocolate, my dog can have that.
Imagine my disappointment when I saw the fun puzzle:
Since when was maths fun... or a puzzle for that matter?
That amount of milk chocolate would be handled by a dog unnoticed. It's the dark chocolates that are the problem. They have more theobromine which is the chemical that poisons them.
That amount of milk chocolate would be handled by a dog unnoticed. It's the dark chocolates that are the problem. They have more theobromine which is the chemical that poisons them.
That probably means they shouldn't drink tea, either ...
I want the first photo DQ'd. He digitally inserted an arrow in the upper right portion. It's obviously does not retain photographic integrity!!!!! What an outrage!!!!
That amount of milk chocolate would be handled by a dog unnoticed. It's the dark chocolates that are the problem. They have more theobromine which is the chemical that poisons them.
That probably means they shouldn't drink tea, either ...
Having had to clean up over 40 large, brown, jellyfish-like globs of mucus and chocolate freshly regurgitated from the insides of a dog after *one* chocolate-related incident, I can attest to how awful it is for everyone involved.
There's nothing quite like cleaning the whole house, only to find a few more rubbery pancakes of vomit hiding in my bed.
You have your choice, Holstein original, Jersey light, or Gurnsey double-cream ... I recommend either the original chocotale chip or almond biscotti with that.
The other problem with that is, I've noticed it asks how many total. Well I've always been told you can't add apples and oranges, so I doubt one could add stars and socks and horses together and get one simple straight answer.
