Chocolate Digestive Biscuits, Which Side Up?

Liampope said:
And furthermore - try this excercise: describe a chocolate digestive. You might say, for example, 'a digestive with chocolate on top', or 'a digestive with a chocolate covering' (note a 'covering' would typically refer to something on or on top of something; the upper or outermost part; the part that is seen). You certainly wouldn't say 'a digestive with chocolate underneath', or 'a thin disc of chocolate with a digestive on top'. Clearly the chocolate is on top!
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Or, alternatively, you might say 'it's a ****ing chocolate biscuit, get away from me. What is wrong with you, you nutbar?'
 
[FnG]magnolia;25741533 said:
We need science to answer this question. We will need the following:

1. A building with two or more floors.
2. A person to drop things from the second floor.
3. A cat.
4. A piece of buttered toast.
5. A chocolate digestive.

Now we need to drop the cat, the buttered toast and the chocolate digestive from the second floor of the building.

! WHICHEVER WAY THEY LAND IS THE CORRECT WAY UP !

Somebody please do this and post pictures.
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Conclusive Proof:
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Now fools who do not eat chocolate side up, no more arguing please :D Toast is meant to be upside down but nevermind, point proven.
 
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Looking at them close up it does look like they dip them in chocolate and I can't thinks how they would do it from the top :(

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