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Culinary abominations are good for views.
That’s like a whole $25 in return!
Don't forget the infinitely scaling lobster sausage.I like this guy. His videos are short and straight to the point. Even his titles are such. If it's going to be a culinary abortion, he flat out tells you. His seemingly biggest regret was the balut sausage.
For real it was theDon't forget the infinitely scaling lobster sausage.
My personal favorite was the sock sausage or socksage. That was the real brain rot.For real it was thelobster sausagenever mind it was the water sausage but it’s related that got me watching him. It’s nuts to think that was like six years ago.
The entirely whiskey sausage is still a favorite of mine. The timing on the sausage catching fire with a cartoonish 'Pfufh' is incredible. It was such a shit idea but it made pure comedy gold.My personal favorite was the sock sausage or socksage. That was the real brain rot.
That's why I love the all potato sausage. It's just sitting in the pan then randomly combustsThe entirely whiskey sausage is still a favorite of mine. The timing on the sausage catching fire with a cartoonish 'Pfufh' is incredible. It was such a shit idea but it made pure comedy gold.
don't forget the 10^100 step nacho sausage.Say what you will about Mr. Sausage, he's very dedicated to his craft. He's still going even after sending himself into crippling debt after spending 6 billion dollars on the lobster sausage. That's dedication.
I want him to bring back the skitzophrenic Side show late Night skits. The Mouth of Madness Sandwich needs to return. Get the Greenland shark to give us Informational Factoids!I miss the "cat reaction shot" era.
The intense blank stares were great--"I can smell food but wtf"--and the occasional meows of demand/concern/bafflement.
It's been a while since the last generous Batmans donation, I wonder what they're planning...https://youtube.com/watch?v=My5dZDvdsKwIs it even safe to consume hay? Yeah he minced it and fried it but I don't know if this was enough to remove risk of parasites.
I used to get this hay for my rabbit and figured they used some sort of heat lamp/oven/fan type deal to dry it since herbivores need such massive amounts of hay but according to them, they just leave it in a windrow. In their defense, it is very dry, usually to the point of the grass dust going airborne. I've never found bugs or insect eggs, soil, or anything else 'bad' in it but I still wouldn't risk eating it. Godspeed, Mr. Sausage.Is it even safe to consume hay? Yeah he minced it and fried it but I don't know if this was enough to remove risk of parasites.
It's not a silica based plant, like grass, so... I guess it's okay? I'm more surprised at the score.https://youtube.com/watch?v=My5dZDvdsKwIs it even safe to consume hay? Yeah he minced it and fried it but I don't know if this was enough to remove risk of parasites.