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Not sure why this reminds me of a uni prank but I thought I’d share. There were 8 of us in the house, 2 guys and 6 girls. The ladies were staring to get worried about their weight (had nothing to do with the amount they were drinking or the late night kebabs your honour) and so they decided to substitute the sugar with some low calorie stuff. Not the sweet and low pills, but something which looked like sugar and you used as you would; as in one spoon per mug etc. Now the stuff was bloody hideous in my opinion but it did make it sweet. Late one night after a few too many brewskies my mate and I decided that we would ‘help’ the good ladies with their diet. We got hold of some body builders weight gain powder and mixed it in half half with the faux sugar. Now the girls thinking it was low cal stuff were now having more than one spoon with their tea. They were confounded as to why they were all gaining weight, whilst me and my mate were trying our best not to giggle like school girls every time we brewed up.
Kept me in stitches most of the winter, we never did tell them once they decided to go back to normal sugar.
...I've just pinched CMs secret chocolate stash - I'm helping her with her diet!
geez...my compliments to you sir. You are one BRAVE chap!
If I did that I would find myself speaking at a much higher pitch, thanks to being interfaced with through the medium of a mallet...
Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil? Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God? - Epicurus
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