Bug Legs and Chocolate

I have recently been pouring through articles online looking for something to create some spark. But I found this horrible. The average chocolate bar has an 8 foot insect in it. “What? To begin with, how did we find this? And why is it not a public scandal that I would not like to know, that in the 26 years of my life I have eaten enough moth legs to produce a colony, yet worse now I have begun to build this. Where have all the bodies gone? What insects belong to the legs? ants?

So after my complete and total shock and horror, I wondered what else I didn’t know. What else can I find horrible? “Nutmega is extremely poisonous if injected intravenously.” Sweet lord in heaven. Grandma was in the kitchen at Thanksgiving and thought, “I wonder what will happen if I inject this into my veins, let’s do an experiment!”. It’s disturbing that someone would do this, but it’s more disturbing that it’s probably been done more than once to prove that it happened. I guess everyone dies of something. But I hope to die for world peace, and not for the pumpkin pie missing ingredient.

Back to the insects, since I can never let it go. Ants always fall to the right. For the first time in this way chocolate could be attached to the legs. If only walking ants could explain that drunken 8 leg chocolate horror. I do not know in what way this appears to be a colliding experiment of some kind, like the backs of the woods. Not only did someone inoculate the ants and then examine them to see in what way they fell. I advise you to spend your time wisely. I am a much more enlightened person knowing that ants never fall to the left after light having a bud. Thank God.

of Bud. I knew how to lie down for pleasure. However, according to some research, the dolphin is also determined to be the only other mammal to have sex for pleasure. I have two issues with this. I had almost heard of having a pig in a corkscrew for the first time. Why should it be given if it is not used for pleasure? That seems quite unfair. But let’s move on from that, how did we figure out that the dolphin felt delighted? Remind me never to work in the World. I don’t know how I got the feeling that it was my job. Well, we’re all going to go, we’re going to train these dolphins here to save people, you see if that dolphin moans.

To conclude, I would like to bring you one more time. In the last 4,000 years there are no new domesticated animals. I’m sorry that’s a lie. I know that is a lie. Because you know that drunken ant guys can have buddies who have some wild beasts back home. “This is my pet ground pig count.”

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