Inferior to—but still reminiscent of—the darkly fantastic Chocolate Bunny by Lernert Engelberts & Sander Plug is this Cadbury video featuring much egg devastation. Check related videos for more eggsterminations (I like the one with the piano wire).

Healthbolt on pumpkin seeds (and what your body does with all the tryptophan they pack):

...tryptophan works by morphing into seratonin, (which is known for fighting depression, reducing anxiety, and minimizing anger), making tryptophan pretty much the Wonder Amino Acid. In fact, in a recent study, folks who were asked to give a speech after eating a pumpkin seed bar had much lower heart rates and anxiety an hour later than those who didn't have the seeds.

Quick Googling turned up Dagoba's Seeds chocolate bar (68% cocoa, plus hemp, pumpkin and sunflower seeds). Mmm, something to indulge in come mid-July, after my second sentence is up.

I have nothing to add to what Jason Kottke says in this post. I can't stop watching it either. Not sure what that says about me. Read, watch, enjoy (?).

First, a few links on chocolate:

• Chocolate Milk as a Post-Exercise Recovery Aid (study, PDF, paid for in part by the dairy industry)
• Dark Chocolate Is Healthy Chocolate (and other Google Scholar references)

That leads me to Tom Furman's chocolate concoction for those evening hunger pangs. I tried it this evening, and it's pretty good. Not delicious like something full of sugar and fat in addition to the cocoa, but it does indeed seem to satiate my sweet tooth. If you're wondering about the Splenda, I've posted a bit on it before.