Happy Easter

[Mahdi]

I just got an egg. . and had to imagine the sweets. . . :P

[ to be hounest, I even had to buy the egg :P ]

You're old, you don't count.

[TMA_1]

whoa, my mom made me an easter basket with all my favorite candies, havent had one in awhile. It brought back all sorts of memories. Too bad we cant have a huge fed2k easter egg hunt. Of course its a bit childish, but thats what makes it fun. hehe

[Kiyouta]

Why do Americans refer to sweets and chocolates as 'candies'? - you sound all like PUSSIES! >:(

[Vanguard3000]

How is 'candies' any more wussy than 'sweets'.  It's all cutural.

And we could have an easter egg hunt, if all the respective board moderators edited egg images into random threads, and told people to find them.  But it's a bit late for that, and I personally am far too lazy.

[Mahdi]

And I'm too busy researching an essay.

[Cyborg]

I agree with kiyouta, it's a sign of weakness.

[Apollyon]

Candies, that two syllabled word of weakness. Starting strong with a consonant like c, it soon reveals its girly nature, descending into the sibilant abyss of 'ies'.

Sweets, on the other hand, is a powerful, anglo-saxon battering ram of a word. Commencing with a cunning feint with that sibilance on the first letter, pushing the power slightly higher with the resultant w, then going all out in a short, sharp burst of hardcore t-age.

:-

[Tako]

happy easter still got 1,5 hours left over here, not that I will notice any I'm going to sleep, My bunny is at her own house so no egg searching for me this evening..... ;D

[Dante]

I got leftovers...

Lots of leftovers. ;D

[Andrew]

No leftovers for me. Just sidekicks.

[Cyborg]

Sweets, on the other hand, is a powerful, anglo-saxon battering ram of a word.

Yes, I've always thought of 'sweets' as a flying fist, whereas 'candies', sounds like the person taking the punch.