Chocolate aversion therapy

[Fnaar]

Could she do me a chocolate terracotta army?

 

[tyred]

That's exactly what I was going to say, apart from the belly bit that is.

Keep eating...

 

[stephec]

I go to Cadburys, as it was, in Bournville for work and always love the smell of the place.

Everyone who works there though always says to me, "nah, you just get used to it." What a shame.

 

[RedRider]

I'm not a fan of cheese and onion having lived near the Golden Wonder crisp factory when I was a kid. Most of my friends' mums worked there and had boxes of the stuff in their houses. If the wind blew in the right direction there was a distinct whiff of fried potato in the air. (I say 'right' direction only because if it blew the other way we got the sulphurous stuff from the chemical works.)
My friends from the other side of town lived near a soap works. They smelled lemony

 

[smokeysmoo]

I work in drains and often see substances resembling chocolate

Oddly enough it never smells the same though

 

[welsh dragon]

I'm a bit of a philistine as I don't really like chocolate very much. I prefer fudge. Ooooops I'll get me coat.

 

[Dayvo]

I eat far too much chocolate then is good for me.

That is just not possible.

I can assure you I have tried.

Many times.

 

[summerdays]

I grew up to the west of Slough, so occasionally when the wind blew in the right deprecation we could smell Mars bars! I expect if I lived the other side I would have grown to hate the smell. Even better my next door neighbours worked there, and they used to give me chocolate, more than my Dad would give us (he worked for Nestle so it wasn't as if he couldn't have got some!).

 

[smokeysmoo]

More than my Dad would give us (he worked for Nestle so it wasn't as if he couldn't have got some!).

That's no biggie, Nestle's chocolate is cr@p IMO

 

[ianrauk]

That is just not possible.

I can assure you I have tried.

Many times.

Mrs Ian is a feeder..

 

[summerdays]

You are forgetting that as a kid we certainly didn't have as much chocolate as now a days, and I remember a few of them, there used to be a pink panther bar, and one that had some kind of space dust in it. Milk tray would have been posh back then!

 

[postman]

You can bet your a*** they won't be had for a quid if she does.

A superb reply.

 

[Ganymede]

Actor friend of mine did an ad for Pringles once. He turns pale if you offer him one now.

 

[stephec]

You are forgetting that as a kid we certainly didn't have as much chocolate as now a days, and I remember a few of them, there used to be a pink panther bar, and one that had some kind of space dust in it. Milk tray would have been posh back then!

Pink Panther bars were minging, if the alternative was nothing though I'd still eat one.

 

[green1]

There is no such amount as 'far too much chocolate'.

There is, not sure what the amount needed is but chocolate is toxic and will poison you if you eat too much.