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fandomhigh2017-05-30 06:18 am
myownface) wrote in fandomhigh2017-05-30 06:18 am
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Show and Tell, Tuesday, Period Two
So, this week, Sparkle had e-mailed his class, telling them to bring in their favourite foods, if they had any way of getting their hands on the stuff. If they didn't, they could let him know and he'd try his best to supply some, and if that didn't work... hey, that was what the danger shop was for.
"If any of you guys have any food restrictions, now would be the time to speak up," he shared, grinning wryly. "I'd rather someone have to work their way through a double helping of something than have to drag someone to the clinic because they've gone into anaphylactic shock or something. Today, we're sharing food."
He held up four chocolate bars, in yellow wrappers, as if he'd just come across the holy grail and he needed to show them to the room at large so that they could be properly beheld by all.
"These," he said, "are Coffee Crisp. They are Canada's gift to itself, because you have to order these puppies online if you want to get them anywhere outside of the country, and nobody believes me when I say that a chocolate-covered vanilla wafer bar layered with soft coffee candy is basically the best ever thing... ever. So you guys are going to put these things into your faces and back me up on this, because even if you don't like coffee, this stuff is divine."
Not literally divine. But it did completely lack the bitterness of coffee that tended to turn people off, so it had that going for it.
"And then we're going to share what kind of food you guys want the class to try. And eat it. Because food."
"If any of you guys have any food restrictions, now would be the time to speak up," he shared, grinning wryly. "I'd rather someone have to work their way through a double helping of something than have to drag someone to the clinic because they've gone into anaphylactic shock or something. Today, we're sharing food."
He held up four chocolate bars, in yellow wrappers, as if he'd just come across the holy grail and he needed to show them to the room at large so that they could be properly beheld by all.
"These," he said, "are Coffee Crisp. They are Canada's gift to itself, because you have to order these puppies online if you want to get them anywhere outside of the country, and nobody believes me when I say that a chocolate-covered vanilla wafer bar layered with soft coffee candy is basically the best ever thing... ever. So you guys are going to put these things into your faces and back me up on this, because even if you don't like coffee, this stuff is divine."
Not literally divine. But it did completely lack the bitterness of coffee that tended to turn people off, so it had that going for it.
"And then we're going to share what kind of food you guys want the class to try. And eat it. Because food."
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Pinkie giggled. "That could be a super fun prank!" Then her gleeful expression snapped off like a flipped switch. "But not with cupcakes. Cupcakes are serious business." And then it switched back on. "But otherwise, neato!"
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