What a relief. Frankly there's nothing more disappointing than finding your cookie is made of imaginary ingredients. (Though it does help if you are counting those calories).
January 18, 2011
Keeping it real
What a relief. Frankly there's nothing more disappointing than finding your cookie is made of imaginary ingredients. (Though it does help if you are counting those calories).
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LOL thank you I needed that laugh!
ReplyDelete*snort* ;)
ReplyDeleteYeah, I often find that phrase amusing too. You may want to pop in my blog for my latest giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteGoodness. Hope they didn't use real maple leaves. Cherrie
ReplyDeletehee hee
ReplyDeleteOh Liesl, it is soooooooo good to have you back.
ReplyDeletexo
i love those cookies! they taste great :D real or not :p
ReplyDeleteGotta love those signs. I saw one on the motorway just now en route home from the airport, it said "Highways staff get injured while picking up your litter."
ReplyDeleteWell? Would it not seem reasonable then not to make them pick it up???
My other favourite (and my kids have been corrupted to mock these ads) is the Pampers advert showing that by buying their nappies for your chubby blonde baby in a Western middle-class white set-up you also purchase 'X' vaccines to help children in a less-Western middle-class white set-up. Or as ithas become known in our house 'Buy the nappies or the baby gets it!'
ReplyDeleteSnort. (I know it's not original, but what else is there to say?)
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