Chocolatiest
Chocolatiest by anonymous765432345678 January 8, 2009
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gamble chocolates
A term that desribes assorted chocolates. One takes a gamble when they take a random piece (a gamble chocolate) from a box of assorted chocolates because the candy could be either delicious or disgusting. The term also serves as an alternative to "assorted chocolates".
Etymology: The term is used in comedian Jim Gaffigan's bit about Valentine's day.
Etymology: The term is used in comedian Jim Gaffigan's bit about Valentine's day.
I tried a piece from the box of gamble chocolates I got for Valentine's Day. I don't know why I even bother with these because every one tastes like it was filled with toothpaste.
gamble chocolates by improviduto April 9, 2006
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The greatest religion on earth. The believers of chocolateism bow down and worship chocolate. As a chocolateist you value the chocolates life (in your stomach).
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Life is like a box of chocolates
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"Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get." -Forrest Gump; a line from the movie
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Chocolatier by urbandiccionaryuser August 21, 2017
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