Pucks prized proud pointy pumpkins preserved post promethium pop?

As to the charge that I have some kind of bestial, depraved, drooling mind only intent on throwing girls on four poster beds, bodice ripping and ravishing said fair maidens while laughing with haughty aloofness. Er, mostly true I'm afraid, but at least I don't milk it.

If aloof REALLY described you, you wouldn't have said and thought (and someday done) all those things (and many more) <3

I'm actually a loofah. Don't call me a scubber though!.

It's my opinoin that this would be better suited for the Humor thread.

Also,

You are all arrested!

Well, it is Inexpensive to produce and is commonly available. Can't ya just see both products...side-by-side...as they should be?




Remember they're now deductible expenses!

Weard breast milk ice cream NO way in hell i am going to eat some girls breast milk that i dont know with my luck she will have aids. I was a cook for a long time how are they getting that past big brother aka F.D.A

The restaurant that's serving the stuff is in London. No FDA, and I don't know if there's a British equivalent of our FDA.

If they can get away with selling a woman's bodily fluids in restaurants for public consumption, I would imagine that spermshakes might be next on the menu.

Oh you wacky Brits.

-- Nephele

They dont have a fda i have been in a cook in a lot of resturants they cut a lot of corners with the fda but without the fda gasp.

Are you going to scrub my mouth out?

I give you...

http://www.food.gov.uk/

I must admit, in the present context I found the headline "Revised infant formula guidance", interesting, and particularly the explanatory note:

"The Department of Health and the Food Standards Agency have issued revised guidance for parents on the safe preparation and storage of powdered infant formula milk."

I bet they have - clearly, they're preparing to make it compulsory enabling women everywhere to contribute to the frozen dessert industry.

Nobody does "mindbogglingly inane" better than us.

Yes.


I think the US already have the beverage market covered, though I'm not sure if Merkins' have heard of this?

Interesting how the link in the first post doesn't mention that the milk has actually been pasteurised and they screen the milk beforehand. So it's not quite some backstreet joint... but personally, not for me. Cow's milk in ice cream is quite enough!

I'm udderly appalled as some of the comments here.

Come now! Are you completely bereft of the milk of human kindness?

-- Minnie (Queen of the Cereal Offenders)

I am! Just need to find some music to calm my savage breast.