Sh1t eating

AllStar · 28-10-2005 3:19pm #1

i mean really wud ya?:eek:

Rhyme · 28-10-2005 3:23pm

Dont talk with your mouth full

Sparky · 28-10-2005 3:45pm

AllStar wrote:

i mean really wud ya?:eek:

eh..........................................................................................

NO.
not unless its got a cherry on top and has little almonds in it

right now for some chocolate mini rolls

Capt'n Midnight · 28-10-2005 7:40pm

Todays word is corpophilia

BTW the health consequenses of a diet which consists of 25% bacteria (by dry weight) probably including pathogens and will almost certainly contain the eggs and other life cycle stages of any parasites and from which most of the nutrients have been removed are, sub-optimal.

Oh and I'm defering to those with greater culinary experiance, by informing you that they report , "it tastes like ...."

blu_sonic · 29-10-2005 12:05am

mmm nope

Sarky · 29-10-2005 8:30am

There are marine organisms that survive mainly by crapping, waiting for bacteria to grow on it, and then eating it again.

True story.

Capt'n Midnight · 29-10-2005 1:16pm

Sarky wrote:

There are marine organisms that survive mainly by crapping, waiting for bacteria to grow on it, and then eating it again.

True story.

Humans do this sort of thing too. Night Soil / plants.

Wertz · 29-10-2005 1:19pm

Hot sandwich.

Yum!*

Ew

blu_sonic · 29-10-2005 1:41pm

jesus alds please, wait pass the brown sauce not the bbq one lol

Sarky · 29-10-2005 1:44pm

Capt'n Midnight wrote:

Humans do this sort of thing too. Night Soil / plants.

Yes, but marine organisms are closer than plants to evoking images of GIANT MONSTER SQUIDS, so my post is more worthy!

blu_sonic · 29-10-2005 1:46pm

but less sick

Sarky · 29-10-2005 1:58pm

Really? You find allowing plants to extract what nutrients may be found in faeces more sickening than taking a crap, waiting for it to get furry, and then eating it again?

blu_sonic · 31-10-2005 12:21am

no the other way around foolio

Capt'n Midnight · 31-10-2005 12:36pm

Sarky wrote:

Yes, but marine organisms are closer than plants to evoking images of GIANT MONSTER SQUIDS, so my post is more worthy!

But you're not a decapod. You are a bipod and may have actually recycled already..:eek:

blu_sonic · 31-10-2005 6:48pm

indeed i knew that i just wanted to see if anybody else did.
!!who-ha!!

Sh1t eating

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