Doing the Lord's work, I see. I should've been more explicit with my explanation, like explaining what this was doing on my TV. Didn't want to "explain the joke," though.
It's from a YouTube series called Food Theory . It's the same host of Game Theory, but they tackle topics like certain food myths (like what's in a Krabby Patty or if you could actually eat a horse). It's a silly show with some insightful trivia sprinkled throughout.
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spittingimage@lemmy.world · 8 pts · 164d
But why was that on your TV?
muxika@piefed.muxika.org · 3 pts · 164d
It's a silly way to define Tsongsul, which came up on that episode of Food Theory. Tweens think it's top-tier comedy.
ParlimentOfDoom@piefed.zip · 2 pts · 164d
I mean...
treadful@lemmy.zip · 1 pts · 164d
With kids watching
elevenbones@sh.itjust.works · 1 pts · 164d
Let's just hope that the dog was outside
very_well_lost@lemmy.world · 3 pts · 164d
Found it!
Nima@leminal.space · 2 pts · 164d
“Children’s feces possesses cooling properties, for falls, cuts and bruises. Cures fatigue and cough”.
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imagine being so woo-woo that you end up drinking human shit thinking its a miracle medicine.
muxika@piefed.muxika.org · 2 pts · 164d
Doing the Lord's work, I see. I should've been more explicit with my explanation, like explaining what this was doing on my TV. Didn't want to "explain the joke," though.
moondoggie@lemmy.world · 2 pts · 164d
That picture helped me remember to tell my wife that Dirty Mountain Dew is a flavor.
over_clox@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 164d
Context unclear, but if food is a theory, then life is a theory..
muxika@piefed.muxika.org · 1 pts · 164d
It's from a YouTube series called Food Theory . It's the same host of Game Theory, but they tackle topics like certain food myths (like what's in a Krabby Patty or if you could actually eat a horse). It's a silly show with some insightful trivia sprinkled throughout.