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This box of Russian Roulette Chocolates is just up our street and will be perfect for all of you who enjoy an unusual present with a fiendish little twist. The box contains 12 milk chocolates - well, to be more precise, 11 milk chocolate bullets with a delicious praline centre and the twelfth chocolate bullet contains a red hot chilli! But there is no indication whatsoever as to which chocolate is which! So picture the scene: you decide to play the Chocolate Russian Roulette Game with a group of friends (or indeed on your own!), you pass round the box, spinning the cardboard gun to choose a chocolate each and biting into it. Have you got the chilli or not? It might take a split second or two to find out because that initial taste is of chocolate ... but then ....red hot chilli! This fiendishly amusing gift box combines one of life's great pleasures (chocolate) with one of death's best buddies (Russian Roulette), and the red hot chilli contained in one of the bullets is guaranteed to blow your head off! (

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Who wouldn’t want to see a doctor like House? Quite a lot of us, we’d wager, as Hugh Laurie’s ultra-sarcastic never-pleasant Dr House continues to chuck out wonderful, biting one-liners and insults to anyone who steps in his way. Season five has no shortage of them, but there are also signs here that an already impressive show is maturing extremely well. This time, we get to find out quite a bit more about House himself, as season five digs into the sides of his character that we’ve rarely seen before. Around him, others aren’t having the best of times either, and with that in mind, the comedic elements that have been a trademark of the show since it began are gradually turned down here. As it happens, that’s no bad thing, as instead House’s fifth season adds depth and development to the set-up, all the while trying to solve seemingly- impossible medical cases. The evolution of House himself also gives a platform for Hugh Laurie to demonstrate just why he’s one of the most in-demand televisio