The 6 Most Terrifying Foods in the World

[Daise]

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[Aphex]

mmm maggot cheese with possibility of vomiting and bloody diarrhea induced by a maggot infested intestine... marvelous.

[Cbr1k]

Meh eaten worse.

Had Monkey Brains. Yum!

[Triton]

Perhaps not as disgusting, but I found quite funny

The Sneeze - Half zine. Half blog. Half not good with fractions.

[Ryven]

Am I the only one who noticed that if you combine all six you'll have a taco/kebab AND something to wash it down with?

[mekon]

Definitley wouldn't go the half incubated eggs,

Nice one Triton


Does look like smoker's lung.

[Desmo]

I can better that...
















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[Triton]

^ Okay, you win

[Dynamite]

hehehe

[mekon]

Oh fuck, I've thrown up all over my kboard. How could someone eat that excrement? Oh hang on I know... pissed and the kebab shop is shut

[Ryven]

I can better that...

I remember seeing a video, I believe it was on youtube, showing how food breaks down over time. They put a few regular burgers/chips up against the Maccas variety. After a few days the normal stuff was showing major deterioration, I think it took some weeks before the Maccas burger broke down, by which time most of the other chips were gone. The Maccas chips barely deteriorated, which tells us something about the kind of time spans their preservatives give them to keep their food "edible".

[Daise]

it was one of the DVD extras for super-size me.

maccas fries will outlast nuclear blasts, along with cockroaches and diamonds

[Triton]

and Keith Richards

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[Ryven]

it was one of the DVD extras for super-size me.

maccas fries will outlast nuclear blasts, along with cockroaches and diamonds

Actually, it's not entirely true about cockroaches. From memory, it was something to do with cell splitting/regeneration that protects them from the radiation. Blegh, trying to remember why but something to the effect of: Because their cells only replicate themselves like once a week rather than constantly the majority of roaches will survive the initial radiation. That's not strictly speaking to say the radiation won't roast their cells within the week if they don't get clear of the danger zone.

[Ambian]

...I think it took some weeks before the Maccas burger broke down, by which time most of the other chips were gone. The Maccas chips barely deteriorated, which tells us something about the kind of time spans their preservatives give them to keep their food "edible".

This is a bad thing? ... Surely I am not the only one that keeps a big mac in their glove box 'in case of emergencies'. What the hell are you people going to do if a rogue bear decides to come after you! (granted, the bear is probably only in the area because of the big mac, but hey ... its that whole chicken and the egg thing all over again!)