>> ^ponceleon:
now if you could only find a video of an inflatable anus, you will have a perfect trifecta of inflatable naughty bits.


These are not inflatable but they are edible.
http://www.edibleanus.com/

"While in no danger of outright extinction, the most common edible banana cultivar 'Cavendish' (extremely popular in Europe and the Americas) could become unviable for large-scale cultivation in the next 10–20 years. Its predecessor 'Gros Michel', discovered in the 1820s, has already suffered this fate. Like almost all bananas, it lacks genetic diversity, which makes it vulnerable to diseases, which threaten both commercial cultivation and the small-scale subsistence farming."

oh the irony, evolution kills the very banana he is holding in his hands.

I remember a different "lightest substance on earth" which was also developped by NASA, but it wasn't anything like this. It was whitish, lighter than air, very soft, and oddly enough, edible. Even with it's protective plastic wrapping on, it floated in air. Anyone else see that show?

What does "impressions of a salacious nature" mean anyway? It sounds dirty and/or edible.

I don't know what "shimp mammies" are, but ^JAPR, mantis shrimp are edible. They are popular in the Mediterranean, and if you like sushi, try "shako".
They taste like pre-buttered lobster.

Vaporizers take care of any health issue (not to mention edible products)... the fact alcohol is legal takes care of the rest of the arguments.

it's one of those beyond non-issues... truly a poor match for its assigned schedule, and proven to be able to exist without causing detriment to societies, in europe and elsewhere




"i feel up. really up."

I'm pretty dang sure those weren't edible dough, they would have ripped if they were. They looked like pieces of cloth shaped like a pizza dough.

>> ^MaxWilder:
Atheists don't believe in religion. If you put yourself in the non-religious/secular/non-practicing category, you are an atheist.

False, fallacious and fractious. Take this as an analogy: Bananas are not vegetables. If it is yellow/long/edible, it is not a vegetable.

Atheists don't believe in gods; the word itself precludes such a belief. "Non-religious" and "non-practicing" do not preclude a belief. I agree that the categories are not complete, but this definition of atheism has problematically blurred lines.

^ If it's edible then you'll be a rich man.

Aye, slower metabolic rate might come in handy then.

Well, in that case, grandma shall be pre-converted into edible pieces, just in case.

http://www.willyliliana.com/Cakes/Super%20Mario%20Galaxy/October%202008%20744%20(Large).jpg

An army of 4-year olds managed it. It can't be that hard to eat. Part of the cake is still a lie, as only about 60% of it is edible.

I would imagine Humans don't trigger the flight instinct in penguins because we were never one of their natural predators, and since humans rarely (if ever) hunt penguins anymore it stands to reason he wouldn't be afraid. The orcas are probably smart enough to know that boat isn't edible (regardless what it's made of)and seeing that the penguin wasn't going to be hopping off the boat anytime soon eventually left.

I ate half of an ornamental pepper my wife was growing about a month ago. It specifically said "not edible" on the side. Mouth blistered immediately. I had to hold my lips in a glass of milk for about 15 minutes

dumb dumb dumb

^They're edible, too.




And delicious.

>> ^Crosswords:
What is that putty like substance? Some kind of frosting? Other than the initial cake base, nothing else looks particularly edible to me, just creepy.


I would think the putty like substance is marzipan. This cake is just perfect for atheists who want to express their beliefs by eating babies!