The Highlight of Your Day thread

Thanks @CheerBear, glad you are here today, and hope you are feeling a bit better.

For when she comes on in the morning, I also want to let @Phoenix_Rising know that I am actually eating little caramel easter eggs as I'm writing. I might even have one more. I wonder if it works for bipolar too.

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@Mazarita wrote:

Thanks @CheerBear, glad you are here today, and hope you are feeling a bit better.

For when she comes on in the morning, I also want to let @Phoenix_Rising know that I am actually eating little caramel easter eggs as I'm writing. I might even have one more. I wonder if it works for bipolar too.

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@Mazarita you have to eat HEAPS of Easter eggs to test whether chocolate is an effective treatment for bipolar - it's no good trying too low a "dose" of chocolate.

Hi @CheerBear @Mazarita and anyone else who might be interested.

The highlight of my day just happened. As I was putting away the shopping, I happened to notice that on the carton of woolworths long-life milk it says, Allergen advice: Contains milk.

Phew, I'm glad they warned me. I would never have thought to consider that the carton of milk contains milk. ROFL I will be giggling about that for the rest of the night, and probably most of tomorrow too. I'm glad I didn't see it while I was in the supermarket, otherwise I would have dissolved into giggles on the spot...like I did when I read the allergen warning on the can of tuna quite a while ago. Allergen advice: contains fish.

@CheerBear yep, I have seen packets of nuts and also peanut butter that carries the warning it contains nuts. This is the sort of thing I find super funny. I genuinely do just dissolve into laughter in the middle of the aisle. Hang on, I just remembered a time when I burst out laughing in Bunnings...I just have to go and find the bottle...

I'm back. So this is a bottle of super toxic graffiti remover with POISON on it in giant letters. Well, in much smaller print under the heading of "safety directions" it says "Not for therapeutic use." I mean seriously, who the heck buys a bottle of graffiti remover for therapeutic use??? What the heck does that even mean??? The mind boggles at the possible therapeutic uses anyone might think to use a bottle of graffiti remover for!!!

@CheerBear It's a shame we can't go shopping together. As well as laughing at funny labels, I also have a habit of running the trolley super fast down the aisle to build momentum and then lifting my feet off the ground to ride it. If I came shopping with you and your LF, I would definitely give your LF super cool fun rides in the trolley. Hee hee, sometimes I think a moderator is going to come knocking on my door one day to check if I truly am 39 or whether I'm really about 10 years old.

@Phoenix_Rising ok.. not to put a downer on your laughter... but maybe that has something to do with glue sniffers? I don't know.. just my mind trying to make sense of it. but hey.. what glue sniffer is going to read some tiny little print.. so no.. guess that's not a rational explanation either.