Oh, come on! It's not just wrong. It's also hysterical. In a very wrong way, but it's a victimless crime.
Tell that to the pig:
While I cannot endorse the eating of Pickled Pork Rinds, I do endorse playing with it like a puzzle. I did have some fun trying to put the pig back together, but eventually that got boring as I lost the will to live.
Actually, totally victimless. Just I was thinking of grabbing something to eat in a few minutes and now I am thinking no.
I"m not finding the foods described by Steve to be that disgusting, but the desriptions are priceless.
And some guy eating Beggin' Strips in a BLT? Hi-larious.
I"m not finding the foods described by Steve to be that disgusting
The corn smut didn't make your hair wiggle, even a little? The wine with the socks?
I'm currently trying to figure out why meat food product seems so nasty, when I'm perfectly willing to eat cheese food product.
Am I indoctrinating my children?
We have this little hand held quiz game toy: Turbo Twist Brain quest. It asks trivia questions. Christopher (age 5) is playing it. He must be answering social studies questions right now.
The game just asked him something like, "In a Democracy, how do leaders get into office?"
The choices were: get elected; win the lottery; seize power. Chris answered, "Seize Power--that's right, right Mommy."
What wine
does
one serve with socks?
Also not right : "Steve, don't eat it!"
Too much funny. G*d bless the internet.
I was thinking you were made of some stern stuff, -t.
Jesse, I think it's because they killed things, and
then
productised it. It's a perversion of life.
Not even slightly wrong.
I was wrong.
(Hey, I can admit it. On the internet. Where I might be me or I might be a fluffy kitten. Because I have plausible deniability.)
From the bad!food site: Regarding Red Prison Wine
Anthony: "I would drink this in prison."
Steve: "I would drink this in high school!"