its troo
From the Crabs! challenge. See all 477 entries (closed)
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From the Crabs! challenge. See all 477 entries (closed)
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CARARABLOGS!
:o
edit : woah major typo CRABLOGS is what i was trying to type!
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Tue 15 Jan 2008, 21:10,
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edit : woah major typo CRABLOGS is what i was trying to type!
they actiually don't contain any crab at all
it's all bits of shrimp and filler.
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Tue 15 Jan 2008, 21:13,
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can sawdust boogie?
*considers making animation*
*lacks enthusiasm*
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Tue 15 Jan 2008, 21:15,
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*lacks enthusiasm*
Oddly enough
the fiddler crab has one claw shorter so you wouldn't need to shop it.
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Tue 15 Jan 2008, 21:25,
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I thought it was some other wierd fish
that was good at absorbing flavors AND LYING TO YOUR UGLY, SPOTTY FACE.
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Tue 15 Jan 2008, 21:31,
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In Australia
They haven't been allowed to call them crab sticks since I was a lad. Now they're seafood extender.
A national radio station did an investigation into what they are really made of and found that the Australian sold ones are actually sourced from bottom feeding river fish from an Asian country (I forget which now). Which wouldn't be a problem except that the river showed high levels of heavy metals in its mud.
Who giggled when they read "bottom feeding"? See me after class.
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Tue 15 Jan 2008, 21:40,
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A national radio station did an investigation into what they are really made of and found that the Australian sold ones are actually sourced from bottom feeding river fish from an Asian country (I forget which now). Which wouldn't be a problem except that the river showed high levels of heavy metals in its mud.
Who giggled when they read "bottom feeding"? See me after class.
welcome to b3ta
shop a kitten and pull up a chair, don't forget to read the FAQ (so far so good!)
you'll never leave etc
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Tue 15 Jan 2008, 21:16,
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you'll never leave etc
if you repeat something enough it's really really funny
like being stuck in traffic/sweaty train on the way to and from work.
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Tue 15 Jan 2008, 21:19,
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