I am anti litter but I'm not a loony about it. I think that if you drop something entirely edible then it won't stay there for long before something eats it. In the case of jellie babies it may also just disolve before it gets eaten. It may take a little longer for a green one to get eaten because they are not as nice but it will still be gone in a short while. Perhaps if you're out in the country side it would be as well to yak them a good distance into a field so that they are never visible but in town you can probably find a pigeon that will eat it. They eat anything and has no teeth to rot.I hear these are a good source of fast acting energy while riding but they come in quite a large bag so whats the recommended dose of jelly babies . Also do you bite the head off first and then the rest or is there another method .
Finally , what do you do with the green ones ? Is it bad form to drop them at the side of the road when you pull a green one out?
If you come to Rhyl and drop a jelly baby, it wont even touch the ground before someone eats it.
I'm just trying to work out if that's a good thing or a bad thing about Rhyl? Are the people there so clean and tidy that someone will have put it in the bin befor it hits the ground or are they all just desperately hungry and ready to dive on the merest morsell?
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Tip them both into one pack, shake vigorously and take pot luck
