December 04, 2004

The most inane "lookalike" food yet. Did he really need to take seven photographs of it?

posted by boonwatt 20 years ago

Clearly, he did.
posted 20 years ago by hutta
So let me get this straight. If millions of people, for some crazy reason, believed that ET gave birth to the messiah, then this thing would eventually be purchased by some online casino for tens of thousands of dollars?
posted 20 years ago by hutta
Man, this is so last Tuesday.
posted 20 years ago by rolypolyman
Jesus, phone home.
posted 20 years ago by squidranch
What? No bids? Perhaps if he put it in a jar.
posted 20 years ago by Nickdanger
I like his attempt at suprise - "WHAT THE?????!!!!!!!!" ...so genuine
posted 20 years ago by Fred Wesley
hold on a minute... What is going on here?
posted 20 years ago by Fred Wesley
*cough*
posted 20 years ago by Fred Wesley
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posted 20 years ago by idest
It looks more like ET than the sandwich looked like the Virgin Mary.
posted 20 years ago by kimdog
I'm pretty sure i read somewhere last week (boingboing?) that an E.T. nutrigrain sold for a little over $100
posted 20 years ago by Hectorinwa
That one that looks like E.T. on a rice crispie is approaching portrait on a rice grain artistry, from a long distance.
posted 20 years ago by PY

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