- Title: “Leggy Root Statue”
- Media: Cassava?
- Submitted by: Valdenor R. (São Paulo, Brasil)
- I could easily see this as a statue displayed in a museum of modern art. But, it's not. It's cassava, I believe.
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Viewing: '' Food Anomalies
- Title: “Nugget Head”
- Media: Chicken Nugget. Hot Oil. Regret.
- Submitted by: Duyen N.
- Another one you have to squint to really see, but that nugget's expression is rather moving (nice shirt, too).
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- Title: “One-Legged Potato Bird”
- Media: Potato. Yearning to Fly.
- Submitted by: Arjen van A. (Gran Canaria, Spain)
- Behold the one-legged bird-potato! Always watching... always waiting... (I have no idea what I'm writing anymore.)
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- Title: “Hairy Tomato”
- Media: Tomato. Hormone Imbalance.
- Submitted by: Arjen van A. (Gran Canaria, Spain)
- A tomato with hairy insides. Nothing more to be said.
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- Title: “Man in the Pancake”
- Media: Pancake
- Submitted by: Pontus B. (Sweden)
- Pontus mentioned that it looked as if it was screaming at him. Several minutes face-down in a hot skillet — I'd be screaming too.
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- Title: “Conjoined M&M”
- Media: M and M and M.
- Submitted by: John P.
- A sibling of the blue mutant M&M?! Anything is possible in this crazy world. John informs us that, wisely, he is protecting his food anomaly and shall not eat it.
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- Title: “Fuddrucked!”
- Media: Fuddrucker's Pie. Questionable Service.
- Submitted by: Mike Hanttula
- Not so much an anomaly of food, but a tragic anomaly of service. This is the condition in which a slice of pie was actually served to me at a local Fuddruckers. Yes, very disturbing, indeed.
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- Title: “Oil & Vinegar Smile”
- Media: Oil. Vinegar. Happiness.
- Submitted by: Lisa N.
- Another submission of mysteriously appearing smiley faces... this time in the mix of oil & vinegar at the bottom of a salad bowl. It is a happy world.
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- Title: “Happy Ending”
- Media: One Beverage. Well-enjoyed.
- Submitted by: Paul F.
- A simple smiley-face appeared at the bottom of Paul's glass after a nice lunch. This kind of sign is much better than anything a fortune cookie could deliver.
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- Title: “LOOL”
- Media: Communicative Bread.
- Submitted by: Bob B.
- Four slices within a loaf of white bread; spelling a mysterious four-letter word: "LOOL." If you know the meaning to this "seemingly divine" message, Bob asks that you please contact him immediately.
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