It’s been a tough week. I am battered, bruised and broken. Why you ask? Because I have been assaulted by the breathtaking biscuit brothers, the biscuit MEGA POWERS!
CHOCOLATE HOBNOBS & CARAMEL DIGESTIVES
Fig 1. – the human embodiment of chocolate hobnobs and caramel digestives. And look! A saucy cup of tea in the middle! I have spent all week having the mighty leg of the hobnob crashing down across my throat while the caramel digestive postures from the top turnbuckle before dropping the elbow on my chest. OOOH YEAH!
As far as I am concerned you can’t have a chocolate hobnob with out a delicious caramel digestive to follow. You know what they say about rats in London? That you’re never more than 6ft away from a rat (or some such tosh)? Well I reckon if you have a chocolate hobnob in your hand, you are never more that 6ft away from a caramel digestive.
So, I bought these biscuits, as I always do, with the intention of sharing them with my embittered colleagues. Only they already know that they will be lucky to even start salivating at the thought of eating biscuit, let alone seeing a solitary crumb.
With determined zeal I begin attacking my foes with confidence. High spirits. Gnashing teeth.
3-4 biscuits – I feel terrific. Nothing can stop me! King of the World! Lord of biscuits! etc etc
7-8 biscuits – It just gets better! I can’t believe this. I want to live in a land made of biscuits!
11-13 biscuits – I am struggling although I still have the upper hand. I should quit while I’m ahead
14-15 biscuits – except I don’t quit
17-18 biscuits – CRASH! I’m burnt out. I must be dying or something. I’m withering like a spoon in Uri Gellers hands
19-20 biscuits – why am I still eating them!? I am sobbing into my hands. My colleagues shake their heads, pouring shame and scorn on me with equal measure. They knew this was coming. It was as inevitable as Gordon Brown doing that nauseating breathing thing at the end of a sentence.
All gone – I feel truly terrible. My insides are well and truly clogged up. I am of the firm opinion that I’m not going to be able to have a good poo for days. This thought only serves to compound my misery. I’m sobbing again.
1 hour later – I am sweating uncontrollably
2 hours later – I am swearing uncontrollably
1 week later – I finally have a good poo. I want some biscuits.
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