This is, after all, the recommended recipe for cooking a loon.
“Earworms! Get your nice vintage earworms here!”
Definitely a case of fowls advertising.
Their “Count/Pointercount” parody of the 60 Minutes “Point/Counterpoint” segment, wasn’t it?
Add in the indirect consumption of grain (e.g. the grain fed to cattle and chickens and hogs) and the importance is even higher.
From a carbon-source point of view, Americans are basically corn chips walking around on two feet.
I’ll be leaving… through the door, without a parachute.
Resistance is futile… once you have the technology needed to make room-temperature superconductors.
“It may be a leaf blower to you, but it’s a rocket to me!” (Judy Carne)
(Yes, I am absolutely dating myself with that reference. Today’s secret words are walnetto and bippy.)
Nah. He’ll just slither down the street to the German butcher shop, and get wurst.
But there could be an apicoplast hiding there somewhere.
This is, after all, the recommended recipe for cooking a loon.