Reyn wrote:The average chocolate bar has 8 insects' legs in it.
i don't know, Reyn, i looked at a candy wrapper, and it doesn't say anything about insects in the ingredients. besides, how would they separate the legs from the rest of the insect?
yitwail wrote:Reyn wrote:The average chocolate bar has 8 insects' legs in it.
i don't know, Reyn, i looked at a candy wrapper, and it doesn't say anything about insects in the ingredients. besides, how would they separate the legs from the rest of the insect?
they separate them at the candy bar factory
the legs (and antennae i assume) go to the candy bar line, and the bodies go to the chocolate covered peanuts/raisins line, you gotta think these things out
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