I feel like the biggest give away is that you’d notice pretty quickly whether or not something is chocolate. The fact that this guy ate cremated ashes and STILL assumed it was chocolate is unbelievable.
I get it though. Like, I’m into dark chocolate myself, but beyond about 85% dark it gets to be a bit much for me. I’ve absolutely pretended to enjoy 99% before as to avoid embarrassing myself in front of friends who were kinda snobs about it though
You’re right, I got a bit ahead of myself. Allow me to clarify. In general, the wind in Russia moves from east to west, which is a consideration in both air travel and windmill construction. However, helicopters are among the least impacted aircraft due to their free-form movement and large, stable propellers. Takeoff and landing can both occur within a relatively small area even in unfavorable conditions. I hope that answers any lingering questions.
That moment when your relatives or family friends gift you Russian chocolate candy like it’s a special treat but you just really don’t want to put it in your mouth
upon scouring the internet, the only reference I can find to Russian horse ash vases is this meme. I don’t think this is real
Oh thank good, I was so confused for a while.
I mean, horses aren’t even real.
I feel like the biggest give away is that you’d notice pretty quickly whether or not something is chocolate. The fact that this guy ate cremated ashes and STILL assumed it was chocolate is unbelievable.
Even after covid?
not if your a dark chocolate liker B)
you need to eat better chocolate, normal dark chocolate tastes fine if a little bitter.
i was joking … i like dark chocolate :-)
I get it though. Like, I’m into dark chocolate myself, but beyond about 85% dark it gets to be a bit much for me. I’ve absolutely pretended to enjoy 99% before as to avoid embarrassing myself in front of friends who were kinda snobs about it though
Could be real, can’t be too sure, gotta double check.
As an expert on equine burials in the pacific, I’d like to weigh in. Ocean burials make up the overwhelming majority of pacific horse funerals, but there have been notable advances in stratospheric inurnment in recent years.
what about the ash vase chocolate thing?
You’re right, I got a bit ahead of myself. Allow me to clarify. In general, the wind in Russia moves from east to west, which is a consideration in both air travel and windmill construction. However, helicopters are among the least impacted aircraft due to their free-form movement and large, stable propellers. Takeoff and landing can both occur within a relatively small area even in unfavorable conditions. I hope that answers any lingering questions.
If I look at the ceiling will you steal my lungs?
No. Unfortunately, I’m all out of Chianti.
I was more referring to this clip, but I also appreciate a little Silence of the Lambs.
As a fan of non sequiturs, I’m a bit surprised to have never seen this. Thank you for the link!
I love you.
yes, that answers everything. thank you
It’s not real. The kind of chocolate used in these is just shit. Source: a former child who had to eat those.
could you find me a link for something that talks about this awful Russian chocolate? cuz I couldn’t find that either
I guess I can give you a link to how it looks packaged https://images.app.goo.gl/xAAtahXj3H6KYqtx5
It can also be St Claus (Grandfather Frost in Russia) or a bear
That moment when your relatives or family friends gift you Russian chocolate candy like it’s a special treat but you just really don’t want to put it in your mouth
I searched all my cupboards for Russian chocolate. It is all crumbly and objectively terrible/an acquired taste.