To say that this talented master chef is a mere mortal would be a profound understatement. Feast your hungry eyes on the work of an unmistakable eggbender.
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To say that this talented master chef is a mere mortal would be a profound understatement. Feast your hungry eyes on the work of an unmistakable eggbender.
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This bizarre and hilarious instagram account offers a new adult themed take on the 'Where's Waldo?' formula. There is a dildo hidden in each of these images, can you find it in all of them?
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I have a theory.
First, watch this spooky piece of teevee history, about a conman who promised to save a town from ruin, if only they’d build a wall. That man was named ‘Trump.’
Circa 1958
Not enough to rattle your cage?
Back in 1990, Heavy Metal comics published a story about Trump, who at the time was famous in NYC. In this story, named The Wall, he convinced the people to follow him to overthrow the rich establishment shills in charge of the city.
The result was Trump in charge and people writing ‘Dump Trump’ on the wall. Oh, by the way, part of his strategy to gain popular support was to hand out Trump hats. One of this key supporters was Mike Tyson, who, incidentally, was a vocal supporter of Trump this election.
So are these incredible instances mere coincidence or are we living in a simulation and simply living out a script like in the HBO show Westworld?
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In American restaurant culture, chicken wings are nearly as ubiquitous as french fries. They’re piled high at restaurant chains, tossed into baskets at late-night bars. Heck, Americans consumed 1.3 billion of them during Super Bowl weekend alone.
But with all its deep-fried popularity, why is it that we still fumble with the tricky chicken wing part known as the wingette?