First of all, it gets stuck between teeth/fangs pretty easily.
It doesn't digest well.
Ever coughed up a hairball? It sucks.
The best I can suggest is to shave the little buggers before you eat them. Knit a sweater with the fuzz. Use it to soak up the stains after an oil change.
October 28, 2010
September 23, 2010
A Guide to Nutrition: Part 1
Labels can be confusing, but we're here to help.
- Lowfat or Lean - these are generally athletes, runners especially. Offensive linemen (in football) might be an exception to this rule. Remember: a lowfat snack will be a little more muscular and as such, tougher to chew.
- Light - generally refers to snacks under 5' tall.
- Greek Style - clothing free, just like the ancient Olympians.
- Frozen - hang them from hooks in the walk-in freezer, but make sure you have the teeth to manage.
- Blended - these snacks have just had a snack of their own. Hit the middle, and get a mashed up surprise! What did your snack have for lunch?
September 2, 2010
Advice for Writers
Don't hit 'em with the sledgehammer too early...kills the suspense.
Start small, say with a 16 oz hammer to the big toe. Bring in the knives later. The blood congeals and clogs the keyboard, so take it easy.
Start small, say with a 16 oz hammer to the big toe. Bring in the knives later. The blood congeals and clogs the keyboard, so take it easy.
May 11, 2010
Slow Cooking
I'm a raw meat monster, myself.
But when you only to manage to grab one of the slow ones, say an old man with a walker or a kid who is still pretty uncoordinated, you can't beat slow cooking with a little bay leaf. The slightly floral aroma is just magic, and it takes the bitterness out of old bones.
But when you only to manage to grab one of the slow ones, say an old man with a walker or a kid who is still pretty uncoordinated, you can't beat slow cooking with a little bay leaf. The slightly floral aroma is just magic, and it takes the bitterness out of old bones.
April 30, 2010
Snack Size
I peer through the bushes at a playground of squealing children.
No, I think. Not today.
I'm much too hungry for the snack size.
No, I think. Not today.
I'm much too hungry for the snack size.
April 27, 2010
Tentacles are Overrated
I must say, having a score of rather long tentacles myself, their function as monstrous apparatuses is far overrated. Without proper skeletal structure, the poor things just tire too easily, especially when squishing humans. Then what am I left with? Long, floppy-rubber arms.
How scary are long, floppy-rubber arms?
How scary are long, floppy-rubber arms?
April 22, 2010
April 21, 2010
Fresh Meat
Always...always eat the body before the blood has a chance to congeal. Well-circulated blood really helps the crunchy bits go down. Yum.
March 3, 2010
Tastes Like People
When I hear that all meat tastes like chicken, I can't help but chortle, especially when survivors of a plane crash in the mountains or some Donner-party wannabes get lost and eat their dead.
Human beings taste like people, not chicken.
Human beings taste like people, not chicken.
Except in soup. Everything tastes like chicken in soup. Even people parts in beef broth.
February 25, 2010
Thoughts for a Rainy Day
When it rains, I can't help but see all the cars on the highway as little microwavable soup bowls.
Cheers me right up.
Cheers me right up.
February 2, 2010
What's the Fuss with eBooks?
As long as lunch is holding the book, I don't care if the words are digital or print, Kindle, nook, Sony or otherwise.
It's lunch I'm worried about, not his reading habits.
It's lunch I'm worried about, not his reading habits.
January 25, 2010
Regret
Regret is when you eat a man with more hair than you. Back hair has a way of getting stuck between the fangs.
January 21, 2010
Human Heads
I heard someone say "I'll pop his head like a zit" the other day.
Human heads don't pop like zits. They're more crunchy like a beetle, with a soft, oozy center.
Human heads don't pop like zits. They're more crunchy like a beetle, with a soft, oozy center.
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