Puppies, unicorns, and....Rainbow Bacon?!

What the bacon is going on here? I hope these aren't edible. I bet we could make some pretty fun art pieces out of rainbow bacon. Fun fun fun!

...from ThisIsWhyYoureFat.com

BACON MUG FILLED WITH CHEESE
nom nom nom nom nom

Robert is not anonymous, also a real booger-eater.

I guess I'm prepared to send our new PRNKSTR buddy a new email every day, or maybe a few! Too bad 'anonymous' comment posting is disabled on HIS blog - hahaha, oh boy, maybe I'll sign up for an account with him like I have money or something, then start posting slimy gay genital pictures all over his shit-eating face!

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BACN.com

Meat Obsessions

Sooo, ummmm, just a warning for those that are brave enough to visit BaconFreak.com...sound plays immediately, there's a SHITLOAD of meat-related things going on. It's EXTREMELY overwhelming. Or maybe it's just me...maybe Quel will feel right at home upon visiting the Sausage Club page. But yeah, who knew there were so many obsessive food clubs out there. Enjoy your journey into bacon.

<3's, Dre Bien

I check P-Dice (pt. 4)

...only when someone suddenly walks into the room.

AMAZING BACON / Bacon Wednesdays

Happy International Pancake Day

Bacon Wednesday

Bacon is everywhere it seems. I mean, I know most sane people like bacon, but today it seems to be surrounding me, calling me into it's comforting arms... so deliciously welcoming.

Ehem.

Today the NY Times highlights a most magical invention.

Apparently the above is derivative of the Redneck Sushi, which looks equally tasty.

Last of all, I think everyone can agree that everything should taste like bacon!

I love you,

Quel

On Waffles (first in a series)

I was eating waffles with Zippy just now and he said, "Hey Dan, you're the Ambassador of Waffles...where did waffles come from?" I was stumped. The past of the waffle was shrouded in mystery. Using my brain, I went online and investigated the History Of Waffles. According to this, waffles originated in Europe during the Middle Ages. Wow! Waffles sure are old, but in a good way. In 1620, the Pilgrims were smart enough to bring waffles with them to the colonies, mostly because eating waffles gave them the strength to subjugate and destroy the native population.

"It smells like waffles. I don't know if bacon was involved or not, but it smells like waffles." That's what C-Dub said just now, when he walked up the stairs into the waffle-haze of our hallway.

Yes, yes it does.