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AIBU to eat one of the kids Easter Eggs?

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blondebutonlyfaking · 17/04/2011 19:45

In my defence, there is no chocolate in the house, they are with my XH this week so I can replace it and they won't know.

I NEEEEED chocolate.

So I have the right, as their mother, to eat The Egg and replace it, NON?

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WereOffToSeeTheWizard · 17/04/2011 19:46

Abso fuckin lutely

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deemented · 17/04/2011 19:47

YANBU.

I've eaten three....

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ChasingSquirrels · 17/04/2011 19:47

was going to say no, but they aren't there, won't see and you are going to replace it - chomp away :)

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ReshapeWhileDamp · 17/04/2011 19:47

hell, yes!

(as in, eat, replace. YANBU)

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usualsuspect · 17/04/2011 19:48

yes, I've eaten 2 and a packet of mini eggs

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lettinggo · 17/04/2011 19:49

You're doing them a favour really . Too much chocolate is what they get. Wasn't like that in our day. Or maybe our mothers were scoffing ours too??

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ApocalypseCheeseToastie · 17/04/2011 19:49

Welcome to the fold my child.

You can't sink any lower than me, the dcs SN school has eggs donated by the hairy bikers each year, I ave scoffed em. I ave scoffed charitable donations

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AuraofDora · 17/04/2011 19:50

actually anthropoligically, it's a rite of passage in motherhood go moma

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blondebutonlyfaking · 17/04/2011 19:50

I will replace it.

I just really really need chocolate and cba to go to the shop

Blush

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microfight · 17/04/2011 19:53

My mum ate one of mine AFTER I had opened my eggs and gone out to play on Easter Sunday. I still bear a grudge but only because it was my biggest and best egg!

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blondebutonlyfaking · 17/04/2011 19:54

Micro - Shock

The eggs are on the Mantlepiece - I bought them, haven't given them to the kids yet, so technically they're still mine??

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blondebutonlyfaking · 17/04/2011 19:55

Actually, that's a good point as well - they get far more eggs than I ever got, they don't need that much chocolate

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microfight · 17/04/2011 19:56

YANBU if you haven't given them to them yet.

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ivykaty44 · 17/04/2011 19:59

UABU

you should eat all the easter eggs in the house and make yourself sick then replace them on thursday and do it all over again

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blondebutonlyfaking · 17/04/2011 19:59

No, they haven't seen them I bought them today.

They're back here next Sunday night.

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LifeOfKate · 17/04/2011 20:02

YADNBU, someone has bought DS 16mo an easter egg which DH cracked open last night. He hasn't got a clue what chocolate is particularly (i.e. he's had chocolate, but doesn't consider it any more treat-like than grapes or gherkins, for instance) and it's much to big for him to eat on his own. I do feel a little guilty that someone bought it for him intending him to eat it and we are the ones benefitting from their generosity, but to be fair, we will probably enjoy it more than him :o

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dontcallmepeanut · 17/04/2011 20:03

ivykaty is completely and utterly right Grin

I don't like chocolate, so DS's eggs are safe. Lucky child

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bleedingstill · 17/04/2011 20:03

EAT THEM ALL

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b1uebells · 17/04/2011 20:06

Eat away and feel no guilt! If they don't know they've got them, they won't even notice!

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PfftTheMagicDragon · 17/04/2011 20:07

om nom nom

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blondebutonlyfaking · 17/04/2011 20:08

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mamasmissionimpossible · 17/04/2011 20:12

I was just about to dig into the dc's easter egg's. Glad to see the mn jury seems to say it's ok.

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ivykaty44 · 17/04/2011 20:13

Make sure you replace the eggs - with your favourite chocolate - even if the dc don't like it then you can scoff more wayhay every ones a winner babe

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blondebutonlyfaking · 17/04/2011 20:14

Brew, easter eggs, and Lewis.

Perfect Grin

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HSMM · 17/04/2011 20:18

Oh! If they haven't even seen them, then you can definitely eat the lot ... right now!

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