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16 March 2006

omg! chocolate bunnies!

post by: jann at: 16:08 | 15 comments

i bet those are delicious! (and now i want one!--a red fire) : >

posted by amberglow 16 March | 16:17

Wow, those are beautiful.

In the 1980s, my family discovered the Perugina Dark Chocolate egg. I still love those.

posted by Miko 16 March | 16:17

Mmmmm...those sound delicious. And such a lovely design. Somehow the 'Black Pearl' sounds a bit risque, but maybe that's just me. It usually is.

posted by elizard 16 March | 16:23

Those bunnies seem a mite askew. I like that in a confection.

posted by jonmc 16 March | 16:25

No, elizard: they all sounded like vibrator names to me. (The "exotic bunnies" title contributed somewhat to that impression.)

So it's not just you....but it might be just us.

posted by Miko 16 March | 16:34

Oooh. Vibrating chocolate sex bunny toys? What more could a person want?

posted by elizard 16 March | 16:37

They do sound like vibrator names!

I just wish there was a way to get a sample pack of, say, mini bunnies, though. I'd love to try them all... but not for almost $40!

posted by kellydamnit 16 March | 16:37

seriously.

posted by jann 16 March | 16:47

≡ Click to see image ≡

too flippin' cute.

posted by jann 16 March | 16:52

Absolutely.

(What's not serious about vibrating chocolate bunny sex toys? I take that very seriously.)

posted by elizard 16 March | 16:56

Those sound absolutely delicious. The Red Fire and Naga Bunnies, especially.

posted by Frisbee Girl 16 March | 17:06

At first glance, I thought the second one said Ganja Bunny. It looks good anyway.

posted by amro 16 March | 17:50

Wishful thinking, eh, amro?

posted by Frisbee Girl 16 March | 18:02

(What's not serious about vibrating chocolate bunny sex toys? I take that very seriously.)

I wanna take it seriously, but there needs to be more R & D. I foresee a bit of a problem with premature melting. But it's nothing we can't overcome with some proper stabilizers.

Let's form a task group and start working with some prototypes. Who's in?

posted by Miko 17 March | 00:55

I foresee a bit of a problem with premature melting.

I've been told that it happens to everyone from time to time.

posted by bmarkey 17 March | 01:05

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