Who does this?

An actual picture of the muffin remnants left behind. Someone actually picked away at this muffin over time and left the rest in the same spot as if someone else was gonna go and eat it after.

See, if the person had taken the muffin to where they were sitting and proceeded to pick away at the muffin top leaving the bottom behind I wouldn’t have thought twice.

But the fact was that the muffin remained in the exact space where all the muffins were left out for all to enjoy and then little by little and very discreetly the muffin top was dissected and the rest left behind with the other muffins as if someone else would then look at that half eaten muffin and then said to themselves” hmm, I think I’ll go for the muffin that looks like it’s been attacked by a herd of unruly rats.”

and then, to top it all off the offender was the most unlikely and refined out of the entire group of GMG contributors.

12 thoughts on “Who does this?

    1. Let it be known I have no problem with eating just the muffin tops.

      It’s the dubious manner in which the fly by pecking at it while the muffin is still on the serving plate with all the other muffins instead of staking claim proudly that yes, I’m gonna take this muffin, park it right in front of me and proceed to pick away at just the top rather than try to act as if someone else was somehow going to be interested in eating the picked away at muffin that was left amongst the other uneaten muffins.

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  1. I don’t think Joey would ever refer to Ed as “the most unlikely and refined out of the entire group of GMG contributors”, not that he’s not refined (did you see him at the GMG Christmas party?), I just don’t see Joey ever saying that about him. I know who it was, but am also sworn to secrecy. Maybe the mouse will come forward on their own.

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    1. The “mouse’s” computer has been unplugged this afternoon while she rearranges her office. She belatedly admits that she is very regretfully the bad-mannered muffin-eater and offers her sincere apologies to everyone, especially to the someone who may have wanted the lower half of the muffin!! In my defense, I must say that the “serving platter” Joey describes was a flattened paper bag—it was a rather informal setting (that is a pathetic excuse, I know). I think the only way to redeem myself is to come to the next meeting with a fresh batch of un-nibbled muffins.

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