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translucent worm-infested cheese, anyone?
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no 19%  19%  [ 3 ]
never 75%  75%  [ 12 ]
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26 May 2009, 12:41 pm

Kenjuudo wrote:
And here I thought cheese couldn't get more disgusting... After all, it's congealed animal body fluids... EW!


i love that!
hardened bovine milk mmmmmmmm!


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27 May 2009, 4:51 am

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OK, it's happened...you've finally introduced me to a cheese I couldn't like. The universe will now cease to exist.


a sob for the universe! i also have a passion for cheese, at least the ordinary types with that exciting crisp-soft texture, but yeah my skin crawled thinking about this one...eeesh.

i find the wiki description of the maggots popping against the sides of the paper bag particularly visceral and intolerable.


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27 May 2009, 5:22 am

ThatRedHairedGrrl wrote:
OK, it's happened...you've finally introduced me to a cheese I couldn't like. The universe will now cease to exist.


have you tried norwegian "gammalost"? litterally translated as "old-cheese", even the word "old" "gammal" is written in an old way, as the word is now written "gammel".

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its a sweatty putrid cheese, that i, as a norwegian, have still not tried out of my fear of the general concept :D


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27 May 2009, 5:37 am

:pale:


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27 May 2009, 7:32 am

ZEGH8578 wrote:
ThatRedHairedGrrl wrote:
OK, it's happened...you've finally introduced me to a cheese I couldn't like. The universe will now cease to exist.


have you tried norwegian "gammalost"? litterally translated as "old-cheese", even the word "old" "gammal" is written in an old way, as the word is now written "gammel".

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its a sweatty putrid cheese, that i, as a norwegian, have still not tried out of my fear of the general concept :D


looks like barf


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27 May 2009, 7:52 am

Khaaaaan wrote:
looks like barf

I think, at one point, it was...



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27 May 2009, 7:58 am

Khaaaaan wrote:
ZEGH8578 wrote:
ThatRedHairedGrrl wrote:
OK, it's happened...you've finally introduced me to a cheese I couldn't like. The universe will now cease to exist.


have you tried norwegian "gammalost"? litterally translated as "old-cheese", even the word "old" "gammal" is written in an old way, as the word is now written "gammel".

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its a sweatty putrid cheese, that i, as a norwegian, have still not tried out of my fear of the general concept :D


looks like barf


and have in mind, its NOTORIOUS for its stench, so much, people dont even notice the horrible looks of it 8)


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27 May 2009, 8:12 am

ZEGH8578 wrote:
Khaaaaan wrote:
ZEGH8578 wrote:
ThatRedHairedGrrl wrote:
OK, it's happened...you've finally introduced me to a cheese I couldn't like. The universe will now cease to exist.


have you tried norwegian "gammalost"? litterally translated as "old-cheese", even the word "old" "gammal" is written in an old way, as the word is now written "gammel".

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its a sweatty putrid cheese, that i, as a norwegian, have still not tried out of my fear of the general concept :D


looks like barf


and have in mind, its NOTORIOUS for its stench, so much, people dont even notice the horrible looks of it 8)


8O That doesn't even look like cheese.



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27 May 2009, 10:08 am

At least there's nothing moving in it.



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27 May 2009, 10:17 am

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At least there's nothing moving in it.


carefull, you never know if this cheese may suddenly move all by itself :D

why has nobody brought up moldy-cheese yet?

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i LOVE blue cheeses... :9'''


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30 May 2009, 3:46 am

CloudWalker wrote:
At least there's nothing moving in it.

Agree! not that i would eat it anyway X_X

what is it made of??
ZEGH8578 wrote:
carefull, you never know if this cheese may suddenly move all by itself :D

why has nobody brought up moldy-cheese yet?

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i LOVE blue cheeses... :9'''


At least you can't FEEL the mold wriggling around in your mouth or launching itself into your eyes :S

ooeouthn.chunsaotehusnatoheuvwaoteh don't even want to think about it


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30 May 2009, 10:21 am

T original question I would say "No thank you !"


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