The Attention Deficit Disorder Thread

The scales on the big are made from chocolate wafers. Thousands of them.

Oh bummer. Define "crazy."

 

What do they do with it then?

 

I would feel that way too if it wasn't my job to deal with it all.

 

What do you want from me?

 

Too long a story to go into now. She is definitely the most sensitive one in my workshop, and her social skills are just not that great.

 

What does she have?


I wouldn't mind dealing with her.

 

I was just going to ask. It's art, but it's still food, so they wouldn't just throw it away, would they?

 

You'd weep if they did wouldn't you.


All that chocolate.....all that fat.......NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

 

I don't know. Chocolate has a low melting point so what you see in the display case is shellacked or something to preserve it. Definitely not edible. I guess they could put it in cold storage if they wanted to keep it, but my guess is it will be disposed of eventually.

Sounds like Jack.

My guess is they will. Even the cakes have a preservative coating.

 

Ah, of course.....it's probably sprayed with chemicals.

 

Lots of 'em.

 

Speaking of chemical preservatives, I'm off to McD's now. Back shortly.

 

Later Scribe.

 

Ricky Gervais has said he never wants to host the Golden Globes again after describing it as "like a parachute jump".

The comic, who recently hosted the awards for the third time, caused controversy last year with a series of near-the-knuckle remarks about some of Hollywood's biggest names.

This year he came under fire from critics for not being funny enough, with one writing his performance "felt forced and heavy-handed".

Writing on his blog, Ricky said he had "a blast" but did not want to do it again.

He said: "I've told my agent to never let me be persuaded to do it again though. It's like a parachute jump. You can only really enjoy it in retrospect when you realise you didn't die and it was quite an amazing thing to do."

Ricky, who found fame as the star and co-creator of the BBC sitcom The Office, said the crowd "were great this year too".

He said: "I think they finally worked out that my gags only seemed rude and nasty but were actually not too scary at all. Or they were just drunker."

 

No drama here today.

 

I wonder how yay's day is progressing? :33:


EDIT: Asked and answered.

 

I'm kind of disappointed.

 

Please, this week started off so stressful, be happy for me that I have at least one quiet day.

 

Okay.