Author Topic: Nastiest stuff you have ever tasted V1  (Read 3281 times)


I love cottage cheese and I accidently ate spoiled cottage cheese, never again.

I love cottage cheese and I accidently ate spoiled cottage cheese, never again.
what my taint tasted and looked like ^

Some girl's cooch.
Vagina's just taste salty. Salty is good.

One day i was out near a surplus store and i had a sudden urge to get a MRE for no damn reason, When i got home i opened it and it had some kind of spaghetti meal with meatballs, So i ate it and i loving vomited, the next day i went to find out what the MRE's date was... It was from world war loving 2


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beverly_(drink)

Coke has made some good tasting products but when I went to the museum, like holy stuff this stuff is awful.
Beverly is drank after a large meal, to somewhat stimulate the stomach into not feeling so full. It's an "aperitif".
Therefore, you can eat more. And talk more.
source: been to epcot before, tasted it, researched it

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Here's the nastiest cough syrup known to Americans


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Here's the nastiest cough syrup known to Americans

>adult variant
ur not a big boy yet

medicine
absolutely disgusting


One day i was out near a surplus store and i had a sudden urge to get a MRE for no damn reason, When i got home i opened it and it had some kind of spaghetti meal with meatballs, So i ate it and i loving vomited, the next day i went to find out what the MRE's date was... It was from world war loving 2
Are you sure that it was an MRE? Back in World War II, there were only field rations. Nevertheless, you shouldn't consume any rations made during the WWII and Cold War eras.
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Are you sure that it was an MRE? Back in World War II, there were only letter-designated rations. Nevertheless, you shouldn't consume any rations made during the WWII and Cold War eras.
I love eating MREs they are like a miniature science experiment to get cooked up