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Thursday, October 30, 2014

Disgusting



Those two tanks have the same water in them. The one on the right has oysters in it. As you can see, all the gunk has been sucked out of the water. Just guess where it went...

That's why I don't eat oysters. It is exactly the same as pulling a month-old filter out of your fish tank and chowing down on it. Ever seen a month-old filter from a fish tank? If you have, you just threw up in your mouth a little. Think about that the next time you feel like ordering raw oysters.

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posted by Jar(egg)head at 08:30

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