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bottom 3 are normal menu items
the bottom 3 look super plain
top 3 are filled at least
my favorite is the top middle
its filled with chocolate on top of being covered
thus it is a double wrap
yeah it looks good
the pink ones looks a little sus though
what flavour is it even
I think its just pink colouring, its normal frosting
or whatever its actually is
it's got to be strawberry or something
its not
pink-vanilla seems weird
I've had it
only one I have not had is top left
wait Pika
you neglected to mention
they're literally cut in half
and filled
yeah
fuck that
they're like soft macaroons then
>Strawberry Confetti
I'm going out on a limb
and am going to say
that's probably strawberry flavoured
maybe I am just misremembering
flavours are Dulce de Leche Crème, Strawberry Confetti and Chocolate Truffle donuts. I only had it once
I usually get the chocolate one
there's a new doughnut place near me
that does those gay milkshakes that you can't drink
no these kind of ones
theres are all doughnuts on top though
I can't find a good picture on their site
here's one from my chain
you get a discount if you bring the jar back
but they're like $10 milkshakes
it's crazy
they just opened up a location in DC
I think there are a few
There's one near Umbreon too
His has less doughnuts
they do have an AZ exclusive though
we had a group of 4 order a vermonster back in college
and we still felt like pigs after more than a few bites
Solo Vermonster Challenge (Record Time)
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Do we have a Phijkchu doctor?
I feel like that's what Lamp was studying for
I was reading about a doctor
and I definitely need this dude
Second most famous case
Amputated the leg in 21⁄2 minutes, but in his enthusiasm the patient's testicles as well.He's sounds like if YouTube prank channel was a 19th century doctor
Third most famous case
Argument with his house-surgeon. Was the red, pulsating tumour in a small boy's neck a straightforward abscess of the skin, or a dangerous aneurism of the carotid artery? 'Pooh!' Liston exclaimed impatiently. 'Whoever heard of an aneurism in one so young?' Flashing a knife from his waistcoat pocket, he lanced it. Houseman's note – 'Out leaped arterial blood, and the boy fell.' The patient died but the artery lives, in University College Hospital pathology museum, specimen No. 1256.