Why are choclate bars getting increasingly smaller?
Hello friends
I suppose your wondering why your all here, well by nature i'm an inquisitive sort of fellow
and as such have found myself pondering the mysteries of this big ol universe we lovingly call home, such conundrums as why after washing up a single teaspoon is always found at the bottom of the bowl when you have repeatedly checked to make sure an error did not occur, How come there is never enough toilet roll when you've finished your buisness even though the roll was full when you sat down and why is there nothing ediblein the fridge in the middle of the night no matter how well stocked earlier in the day . But most horrifying of all the enigma which is why OH WHY are choclate bars getting smaller most notably ***** ****** which i obviosly cant mention due to advertising laws but we all know which one i mean.
I await your comments.
P.S the author of this page wishes to apoligise for any punctuation, spelling or sentence structure mistakes. I am sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
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