Calamari Fritters

July 24, 2022

goodby i go coma now

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Marc

2 years ago

Looks like the chef opened a box of pork rectums instead.

LBC Participant

2 years ago

When the battery on your mouse starts to fail while you have MS Paint open.

Mark B Wilson

2 years ago

I don’t know how I’m just now noticing the “seizure risk” tag, but once I noticed it I had to go back and look at all the previous entries.

Which was a bad idea.

Myk

2 years ago

HHHNNGHH . . .

Smoppet

2 years ago

abstract art has reached new horizons

Hitch

2 years ago

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Honestly, it looks like the sort of thing that small children will do with mustard and ketchup squeeze bottles at a diner….

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