Both American and English food get a bad rep for being over-processed and bland respectively. But honestly if you're looking for noxious cursed food, you can find it just about anywhere. Here's how British and American people looked upon the phenomenon of a whole chicken in a can, as well as some other notorious canned meat products. For some more cultural clash, here's cultures colliding over how to measure time and space.
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You know you've done something right when Gordon Ramsay finishes the food you made.
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Via NJ
I'm still shocked that she developed Type 2 Diabetes. Really, quite a surprise.
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This is some solid nightmare material right here. These are just a few of the shots taken from the 'Eating E.T.' barbecue, which was a 'hands-on exploration of our intimate relations to other species, real and fictional.'
Yeah, so, too far? Perhaps the surest sign of intelligent life elsewhere in the vast universe is that it's stayed away from earth. Check out more info on the vaguely horrific event over here.
