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QuizmoManiac said:Shrimp
*BELCH*N said:QuizmoManiac said:Shrimp
M-m-mm-my favorite food is shrimp-p-p....
QuizmoManiac said:*BELCH*N said:QuizmoManiac said:Shrimp
M-m-mm-my favorite food is shrimp-p-p....
it is terrible
QuizmoManiac said:1.Shrimp
2.Hot raisons
3. Pasta Salad
Then you would hate the hybrid of the two. Forget what it's called.Frank Sinatra said:Broccoli and Cauliflour; my parents used to feed me this shit a few years back and I always tried to resist their pressure.
Turkey said:ALL VEGETABLES ARE GROSS SO I HATE THEM!!!
Broccoflower? I looked it up on Wikipedia, if it tastes as disgusting as it seems, I'm glad I've never had to eat it thus far.Mason said:Then you would hate the hybrid of the two. Forget what it's called.
It's usually the unhealthy foods and not the vegetables that make you big, actually :pN said:D:
But they will make you grow big and strong, turkey.
Wish I hadn't been eating when I saw that.クッパJr. said:
QuizmoManiac said:1.Shrimp
schmutz said:3) Peas
2) Strawberries
Turkey said:ALL VEGETABLES ARE GROSS SO I HATE THEM!!!
Stooben said:2. Tapioca pudding
Frank Sinatra said:Broccoli
I will not click that as I've seen that shit before and it's just sickening.クッパJr. said:
In reality, it's no "worse" than a sausage or a hot dog.Sharks Territory said:But Haggis is the most disgusting food ever.
sausage-makers put to use tissues and organs which are perfectly edible and nutritious, but not particularly appealing - such as scraps, organ meats, blood, and fat - in a form that allows for preservation: typically, salted and stuffed into a tubular casing made from the cleaned and turned inside-out intestine of the animal, producing the characteristic cylindrical shape.
N said:Turkey said:ALL VEGETABLES ARE GROSS SO I HATE THEM!!!
D:
But they will make you grow big and strong, turkey.
Bowser Koopa said:1. Sweet potatoes, otherwise known as yams
3. Water chestnuts