B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for July 01, 2015

Me either!

There’s ALWAYS room for Jell-o!

(And Ice Cream, it melts and runs down into the cracks in-between the Dinner stuff.)

Actually, it’s been shown scientifically that the body adjusts for sweets, even when full otherwise. The Japanese call it “your other stomach.”

I suppose you eat desserts whole.

It’s only a thin mint, sir.

One of the mysteries of (even prehistoric) life.

these always room for dessert

However crowded the hall is, when the King arrives, a clear path opens up

Not for me, I almost never eat dessert when I go out. When I eat it at home, it has to be at least an hour after dinner!

There’s always room for Jell-O.

My nephew calls it his main stomach and his dessert stomach

I always have a dessert compartment that is in need of filling.

Eddie could have used the information about the “dessert stomach” at http://www.gocomics.com/thebuckets/2015/06/28.

Years ago a friend was told by his doctor to eat his dessert first. He loved pie and he did. You always have room for dessert but you probably won’t finish a meal!

At a restaurant, people usually decline dessert. However, when you go to a fast food place, you buy all your food at once and then feel compelled to eat it all.

So true.

I very rarely eat dessert right after dinner. Usually because I’ve eaten my fill during the meal.

I rarely eat desserts either, unless of course, it’s Jello; after all, “There’s always room for Jello!”

Just a wafer thin mint monsieur, It’d just wafer thin.

Stomach compartmentalization. Broccoli compartment is the size of a thimble. Cake compartment is the size of a bucket.

Still wondering if it’s worth getting banned from GoComics to give your sanctimonious comment the reply it deserves…

I’ll mind my business as soon as you start minding your child.

Eating a variety of things decreases the “full” feeling because you body doesn’t need too much of one thing. Imagine eating a lot of dry bread, then being offered butter to put on the bread. The differences in texture & flavor increase your ability to eat more.