Opal is all in today, even sporting her Easter bunny slippers. Easter is an underrated holiday, way less hype and you still get candy, brunch, cards, etc. (and BTW the promise of eternal life).
Why would you put out EXTREMELY old candy, Opal? Was it because you knew that Earl would want them and you just thought this would be a fun way to torture him?
For me they can stay in the bowl till hell freezes over. Do not like jelly beans. Now all the other candy listed in other comments i would be all over that.
Eew, gross! They’re all stuck together. If she’d spray the dish, candy left as is, with that clear lacquer in all the nook and crannies I think it would be a great covered candy dish!!! And she would be one up on Earl, which I know she is keen to be!!!
Reminds me of the leftover popcorn balls from Christmas that my grandmother handed out the following Halloween! At least they were wrapped in colorful cellophane.
We had some candy pumpkins (like candy corn but different shape, same material). It sat out in the open for probably ten years before I thought to eat it.
Just as good as ever (or as bad if you don’t like that kind of thing)!!
When I was a little tad, Mom had a paper maché Easter Rabbit who had a backpack which held one of those tiny paper cups. It would appear around Easter, and as long as the kids offered it to all visitors it remained full of jelly beans. As soon as someone got selfish, though, it would go away until next Easter. My little brothers made me crazy because they weren’t old enough to understand, so I only got a few days of jelly beans. Despite explaining it to them in no uncertain terms. Smart lady, my mom.
sirbadger over 5 years ago
If they had been sitting there for a full year, someone would have eaten them by now. Did she just now put them out and why?
Templo S.U.D. over 5 years ago
I think it’s time to refill the candy dish with some non-sticky candy. Maybe with Three Musketeers miniatures?
wiatr over 5 years ago
They were leftovers from the Reagan years.
B UTTONS over 5 years ago
… or that Nelson tasted any of them before putting them back into the bowl.
dadoctah over 5 years ago
You don’t suppose they’re from the original Easter?!
enigmamz over 5 years ago
Reminds me of, not “grandma candy”, but “great-grandma candy”!
Breadboard over 5 years ago
Well played Opal !
charleysdad57 over 5 years ago
What’s this “may I have one” crap Earl? Take as many as you want and I see you did.
The Reader Premium Member over 5 years ago
Kinda like those bowls with plastic fruit.
KEA over 5 years ago
eww
walstib Premium Member over 5 years ago
Opal is all in today, even sporting her Easter bunny slippers. Easter is an underrated holiday, way less hype and you still get candy, brunch, cards, etc. (and BTW the promise of eternal life).
jagedlo over 5 years ago
Why would you put out EXTREMELY old candy, Opal? Was it because you knew that Earl would want them and you just thought this would be a fun way to torture him?
assrdood over 5 years ago
We have the same problem after Halloween and Christmas. So far, nobody has expired from eating very old candy.
Zebrastripes over 5 years ago
Ewwww! Opal is sooo devious…knowing Earl would want to have a taste…now it’s Earls turn to plot a return favor in kind.
iggyman over 5 years ago
A bit stale, eh Earl?
Indianapolis Smith over 5 years ago
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allen@home over 5 years ago
For me they can stay in the bowl till hell freezes over. Do not like jelly beans. Now all the other candy listed in other comments i would be all over that.
poopsypoo Premium Member over 5 years ago
Eew, gross! They’re all stuck together. If she’d spray the dish, candy left as is, with that clear lacquer in all the nook and crannies I think it would be a great covered candy dish!!! And she would be one up on Earl, which I know she is keen to be!!!
NaturLvr over 5 years ago
Reminds me of the leftover popcorn balls from Christmas that my grandmother handed out the following Halloween! At least they were wrapped in colorful cellophane.
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace over 5 years ago
Just getting good.
We had some candy pumpkins (like candy corn but different shape, same material). It sat out in the open for probably ten years before I thought to eat it.
Just as good as ever (or as bad if you don’t like that kind of thing)!!
cosman over 5 years ago
Reminds me of the old wrapped Twinkie i found..still tasted okay !
Concretionist over 5 years ago
When I was a little tad, Mom had a paper maché Easter Rabbit who had a backpack which held one of those tiny paper cups. It would appear around Easter, and as long as the kids offered it to all visitors it remained full of jelly beans. As soon as someone got selfish, though, it would go away until next Easter. My little brothers made me crazy because they weren’t old enough to understand, so I only got a few days of jelly beans. Despite explaining it to them in no uncertain terms. Smart lady, my mom.
Daniel II over 5 years ago
Jelly beans wouldn’t last that long in my house.
stillwaterart over 5 years ago
Maybe call the cat trump