One myth says that some primitive peoples feared modern whites because they had jars of food with pictures of babies on them, and thought it was creamed baby.
The cat and dog foods have pictures of the animals instead of just the food now so that illiterate people don’t buy them because of the pictures.
I remember the Russian episode of Travel Channel’s BIzarre Food with Andrew Zimmern in which Andrew ate a patty of bear. I think he said it’s very lean and hearty.
@rgcviper: http://www.backwardstext.com As for the italics, put *’s before and the after words you want to italicize.
rgcviper: Rs and Ns are easy, since the backwards versions are in the Cyrillic alphabet. Isn’t modern technology great? It allows us to spell “Toys ‘Я’ Us” correctly on the computer.
rayannina over 13 years ago
FALSE ADVERTISING!
yyyguy over 13 years ago
which is why children need to learn to read as soon as possible!
scrabblefiend over 13 years ago
Just think when you go into the pet food aisle, and they have pictures of cats on the cat food, and dogs on the bags of dog food.
GROG Premium Member over 13 years ago
Creamed Bear?
gofinsc over 13 years ago
One myth says that some primitive peoples feared modern whites because they had jars of food with pictures of babies on them, and thought it was creamed baby.
The cat and dog foods have pictures of the animals instead of just the food now so that illiterate people don’t buy them because of the pictures.
Templo S.U.D. over 13 years ago
I remember the Russian episode of Travel Channel’s BIzarre Food with Andrew Zimmern in which Andrew ate a patty of bear. I think he said it’s very lean and hearty.
@rgcviper: http://www.backwardstext.com As for the italics, put *’s before and the after words you want to italicize.
rgcviper over 13 years ago
How’d you get your user name to be in reverse text like that, [MORMON] (comixavier)?
Prof_Bleen over 13 years ago
rgcviper: Rs and Ns are easy, since the backwards versions are in the Cyrillic alphabet. Isn’t modern technology great? It allows us to spell “Toys ‘Я’ Us” correctly on the computer.