Meat Of The Week #44

Meat Of The Week #44: Marinis world famous chocolate covered bacon - super cheap at $18/LB

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Who says libraries are boring?

Meat Of The Week #43

Meat Of The Week #43: flavour additive E621 more commonly known as monosodium glutamate or MSG. Granted it isn't a meat as such, but where would jerky be without it?

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In honor of Star Trek's 45th Anniversary - cheers!

Meat Of The Week #42

Pigeon's Coconut Juice With Meat... eww! I assume they mean coconut juice with coconut flesh but I don't really want to put my assumption to the test... just in case...

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How important is it that you watch this Midnight Show public service announcement? Let us put it this way: millions of lives may depend on it.

Meat Of The Week #41

Meat Of The Week #41: Horse meat from Japan. The sticker advertises the meat for sale for under 500 Yen... per 100 grams! Thats over $60 for a kilo of meat!

Classic Comedy Chestnut - Monty Python

This is classic Monty Python in one of their best sketches.

Random Rant: Everythings Amazing & Nobodys Happy

Here is comedian Louie C.K.'s view on the world today. We have already started getting quotes for donkeys and saucepans...

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Some IT people have WAY too much time on their hands...

Meat Of The Week #40

Meat Of The Week #40: Cajun Style Alligator in a can. We saw this in New Orleans at the School Of Cooking. While we can say that alligator tastes like a mild flavoured crocodile, we didn't try the canned variety...

Morbid Mortality Monthly - October

Austrian tailor Franz Reichelt invented an overcoat designed to function as a parachute. In 1912, to demonstrate its effectiveness, Reichelt leapt from the first deck of the Eiffel Tower, falling more than 60 metres to his death. The event was filmed so it can still be watched to this day...



Taken from "1001 Ridiculous Ways To Die" (2008) by David Southwell & Matt Adams