Cyber-Bunnys Presents: An Easter Eggstravaganza!

[ryeketo]

Username: Ditzy Derp
Fact: "Forrest Mars came up with the idea for M & Ms during the Spanish Civil War. He discovered that soldiers were looking for a taste of home, in the form of chocolate, but needed something that could withstand hot temperatures. Mars took their request as a challenge and eventually came up with the candy, which he packaged in heavy tubes. Soldiers today still love M & Ms because they can hold up in just about any climate."
Taken from here: http://voices.yahoo.com/interesting-fac ... tml?cat=38
The bunnies are multiplying!

Challenge accepted. XD

[Bast-et]

Username: ~Bast~
Fact: January 3rd is Chocolate Covered Cherry day, March 24th is Chocolate Covered Raisin Day, April 21st is National Chocolate Covered Cashews Day, and December 16th is Chocolate Covered Anything day XD

I edited the first one... so here it is again. Sorry.

[honeydukes]

Username: Yarri
Fact:  Cacao Beans were so valued in ancient Mexico that the Maya, and later Toltec and Aztec civilizations used them as a unit of calculation and currency to purchase small household items and pay for other services. A large tomato was worth one bean, a rabbit was ten beans, and a slave was a hundred beans.
The bunnies are multiplying!

[Miss Park Avenue]

Username: Miss Park Avenue
Fact: In 1898 (14 years prior to the Titanic tragedy), Morgan Robertson wrote a novel called Futility. This fictitious novel was about the largest ship ever built hitting an iceberg in the Atlantic ocean on a cold April night. The fictional ship (named Titan) and the real ship Titanic were similar in design and their circumstances were remarkably alike. Both ships were labeled "unsinkable".
The bunnies are multiplying!

I read that book. Was a very interesting novel
Have yoself a lovely Breeding Oil ^_^

Yay thanks

[broken*]

Username: Kale_dragon_keeper
Fact: Many people do not know where the candy cane comes from. Well, if you hold it normally, it is the shape of a shepards staff, showing that God is the shepard and we are the sheep. If you turn it upside down, it makes the "J" shape, whih stands for Jesus. It is white to resemble the purity of Jesus when we accept him as our Lord, and the red resembles his blood which was shed to save us from our sins.
The bunnies are multiplying!

[Roonie-Roe]

Bast... *cough*codewords*cough*~ :B

[honeydukes]

Username:
Fact:Chocoholics love their chocolate but did you know that one chocolate bar can contain up to 80 bug pieces and other debris and still be safe to eat? (Could it be that you are actually addicted to bugs and NOT the chocolate?)
The bunnies are multiplying!

D= you just made my terrified to eat chocolate oh well. (rips open hershy's bar)

e.e

[synthwave]

Username:
Fact:Chocoholics love their chocolate but did you know that one chocolate bar can contain up to 80 bug pieces and other debris and still be safe to eat? (Could it be that you are actually addicted to bugs and NOT the chocolate?)
The bunnies are multiplying!

Great.

I'm scared to eat chocolate now D:

...Does that mean chocolate cereal has ants and other bugs floating in it but we don't know? O.o

[KiraWolf]

Username ~ KiraWolf
Fact ~ Most cocoa is produced by child slaves. Some cocoa farms have made sure that they are slave free, but the cocoa beans get mixed in with the one's harvested by child slaves. [Just did a school thing about it]
The bunnies are multiplying!

[Maideth]

Username: Ditzy Derp
Fact: "Forrest Mars came up with the idea for M & Ms during the Spanish Civil War. He discovered that soldiers were looking for a taste of home, in the form of chocolate, but needed something that could withstand hot temperatures. Mars took their request as a challenge and eventually came up with the candy, which he packaged in heavy tubes. Soldiers today still love M & Ms because they can hold up in just about any climate."
Taken from here: http://voices.yahoo.com/interesting-fac ... tml?cat=38
The bunnies are multiplying!

Challenge accepted. XD

o.o but they melt in my hand..or the color does