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A bag of puke? Nope.
Play-doh gone bad? Nope.
That bag of yeasty goop that people inexplicably gift to others to make friendship bread? Nope.
It's celery.
We found it one of our teen's rooms. Frick.
I call it snackteria.
Monday, February 13, 2012
Things that deserve the stink-eye:
A bag of puke? Nope.
Play-doh gone bad? Nope.
That bag of yeasty goop that people inexplicably gift to others to make friendship bread? Nope.
It's celery.
We found it one of our teen's rooms. Frick.
I call it snackteria.
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you gotta love them?
ReplyDeleteWell, at least the baggie was sealed. Count your blessings, LOL!
ReplyDeleteThe fact that bag held up and didn't cause that vomitous ooze to secrete all over your floors should inspire you to invest in the stock of that bag company.
ReplyDeleteI gotta wonder how bad that smelled.
ReplyDeleteIt's a science experiment.
ReplyDeleteGet with the program, will ya?!
So that's why you're supposed to eat your vegetables... so they don't turn into festering hell-goo.
ReplyDeletegross!
ReplyDeleteA boy needs his snacks. Has he seen the odd couple?
ReplyDeleteCelery? In a teenagers bedroom? Not some other kind of herb then???
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfectly brought up teen even if his/her housekeeping skills are somewhat underdeveloped at the moment...
Though you have to ask... what exactly did he intend to do with it? He must have been hatching the most awesome/awful prank ever.
ReplyDeleteOh. My. Ick! Now I'm slightly nervous about carrying out my threat to clean my teen's room. Do all teens do this? Ewww!!
ReplyDeletelooks like alien stools...
ReplyDelete"Snackteria." If you find some potatoes in there missing their eyes, run. That's evil doing right there.
ReplyDeleteJust saw this and had to comment. That. Is. Awesome! LOL
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