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[Mr. Roboto]

[wedjat]

Seriously?? How exciting!!!!!! Come on guys, bring it on.

[artcinco]

#iThing #word

[freedom78]

[Zimbochick]

^ ^ What the hell are those things?

[lynn]

^^ Yeah, what the hell are those things?!?

[wedjat]

Disgust.

[freedom78]

Something known as a "penis fish"...not sure of the "official" name. Needless to say, I hope they don't school...total sausage fest.

[artcinco]

[artcinco]

#iThing #word

[Mr. Roboto]

Weiner's New Sexts Were Too Much for His Campaign Manager

[freedom78]

I want him to quit so we can have a big "Weiner Pulls Out" headline.

[lynn]

Never knew this site could be so educational. Because I was curious, I had to google it. In case anyone else wants to know.....the following was extracted from Wiki.

Urechis unicinctus is a species of marine spoon worm, widely referred to as the fat innkeeper worm or the penis fish. It lives in burrows in sand and mud and gets the name "fat innkeeper worm" because the tunnels it creates often contain other animals. This spoon worm is commonly eaten raw with salt and sesame oil in Korea and in very restricted parts of Japan. In Chinese cuisine the worm is stir-fried with vegetables, or dried and powdered to be used as an umami enhancer. In particular, the worm is considered an important ingredient in Shandong cuisine (could this get any better?!?) and is used in numerous recipes. It is also used for fishing bait.