food

"Is that a delicious pile of grapes? Or is it a clutch of terrifying spider eggs?" It's the spider eggs. For more, check out r/ForbiddenSnacks.

This is a VITAL conversation. 

Twitter users dug up their childhoods to evaluate all the idiotic ways they used to look at the world. Some people had very clever parents.

These are the answers we never knew we needed. Bored people out here getting some real sh*t done with this ridiculous tangent. 

Really harkens back to the days of top ramen and mustard sandwiches. Whether you had a poor childhood, were a broke student, are generally terrible with money, or are just frugal as hell, we've all done some things that we aren't incredibly proud of.

How did they even call that wacky sh*t food? That's just blasphemous. 

They asked for it and Gordon Ramsay delivered unapologetic, 5-star savagery. 

How political do you expect your prepared meat companies to get? It feels relatively well thought out, but...they sell beef. We live in such interesting times.