Very blandest!

To many O’s

So not real chocolate

Something tells me this chocolate comes in a box.

Did he just call me a co-unt?

There are a few things I know of, which finish in “unt”.

And one of them is extremely delicious.

Is it a verb or a noun?

@ Marum: Bunt?

Printing a red donut on a child’s shirt; now, is that the message they really want to send?

@Marum: You can have my Aunt for dessert, I mean desert.

“paka” is an informal goodbye in Russian.

Like see-ya, or ciao.

PS. I asked a Russian Bloke tonight, (Friday Brissie time) and he tells me it is pronounced “rrraka”.

If you can roll your RRRs; like the Germans or Spanish do. NB. the trilled R in Espanol.

@Marum But this is in Tokyo, and in Japanese “paka” is a sound, like “plunk” or “snap”, such as opening a lunch box lid.