and everyone's favorite long post continues
first and very foremostly i dont know why i have three separate asks in my inbox about what the delaware post is. astounding that you know what the candle saga is and not the delaware post. but i digress.
secondly thank you to @nuri148 for consulting a mineralogist on twitter and telling us that our diamond testing methods were, at their core, silly:
also now my candle saga is on twitter. not sure how i feel about that but alas these candles do have their consequences and one of them is that this post now has 16k notes.
someone else commented that we should tell consumer product safety about the candles. not sure if that will happen yet, we want to find out whats actually in them first.
which leads me to my next point: if you or someone you know is a slightly unhinged and chaotic chemist who wants to test some candle wax, send me an ask.
and finally. andie. sweet darling wonderful @femme--de--lettres (who is still a spooky halloween girl looking for a valentines day girlfriend, i might add) decided that it would be wise to purchase 2 more accursed candles.
now i had nothing to do with this! i do not condone this behavior whatsoever! but i was curious.
andie picked out two scents:
i will never escape this.
i would like the court to note that andie's candles were packaged FAR BETTER than mine were:
lets recall what mine looked like:
i like their addition of the "we really appreciate it!" like. i think theyre onto the saga guys. their pr team is reading this and staying updated. marry i know youre invested in my saga. please do not sue me.
there is a vast difference in pouring here.
andie chose not to scratch off the little diamond code things yet so well see how big her diamonds are.
here is the scent description for the delaware candle:
idk why they would want to go back there or why rushing river water smells like strawberries and vanilla, but at the same time i expected nothing less.
aparently tho. the icing on the cake. the delaware candle. smells like licorice.
andie, who hates licorice, then made this meme to describe her feelings on the candle:
not sure how strong flowing river water translates to licorice but alas, nothing about this company has made sense so far. and also, it aparently does not smell like licorice when it is lit.
lets all hope that andie doesnt die of candle overload.