What flavor is it?
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Blue.
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Iāve heard if you rub it on your gums itās an interesting sensation.
Although insufflation is not recommended, for some reason.
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Itās, uh, green. But I hear it tastes like blue. And make sure you let it set, otherwise it wonāt bounce right!
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You should also let it breathe. Canāt say why. Just trust me.
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No, green tastes like yellow ā and possibly orange. Blueās flavor has more in common with red and pink.
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Thereās a flavour wheel in the pantry.
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Tee minulle voileipƤ, nainen!
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Ćitisi oli hamsteri, ja isƤsi haisi seljanmarjoilta!
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Carl! The universal translator is acting up again!
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No, just replying in kind.
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MitƤ vittua?
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Guys, we may have to face the facts that @jimmy_two_times is a vampire. I donāt see any other explanation.
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I will harm you! 
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Well, alright, if youāre sure. Just so long as itās sugar free. I had a lot of cinnamon cake donuts over in the Complaint Department. I brought back a box of crullers. Does anybody want one?
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Well who invited him inside?
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Help me out here - whatās a cruller, and why isnāt it a doughnut? Is this a shape thing or something deeper?
Oh, here Count Jimmy. <Tears and spills a sack of rice into the back of the pantry>. Knock yourself out.
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Hereās what Dunkinā [Formerly Donuts] has to say. Although since donuts are no longer good enough to include in their name, I donāt know why we should listen to them. Dunkinā is a verb - the infinitive of āto dunkā with the āgā left off the end to make it sound colloquial. Dunkin[g] ā¦ what exactly?
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Iāve gone into petty cash and went out and purchased a gross of fake vampire teeth. They look pretty real. If everyone wears them, weāll all be vampires, whether or not any of us are really vampires.
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