January 25, 2011
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Attorney Dee Miles said attorneys had Taco Bell’s “meat mixture” tested and found it contained less that 35 percent beef.
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Attorney Dee Miles said attorneys had Taco Bell’s “meat mixture” tested and found it contained less that 35 percent beef.
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Not 65% vegetarian, I’m guessing.
I was in a grocery store this morning, staring in wonderment at a label reading “mechanically separated turkey.”
Sixty-five per cent feral cat.
65% that part of the cow the FDA won’t let us call “BEEF.”
That’s just snobbery and prejudice. Bovine ears and tails and snouts are BEEF!
Taco Bell, now selling, 100% all COW tacos.
The scariest thing I read in the linked article is the ingredient “anti-dusting agent.” I don’t want to eat no anti-dusting agent in my taco.
I’m fine with dust. My taco drops to the floor, I’ll retrieve and eat it. But “anti-dusting agent” scares me.
Excuse me. Miss. My taco is dusty.
Well, dust my taco.
I gots to get me some tacos from Cesar’s, and that’s a fact.
Better a dusty taco than a rusty one.
Howdy, ma’am. I’m Rusty. Rusty Taco.
I just imagined a sloppy-drunk cowboy trying to brush the dust off his taco. Awe–shooot.
Young sprout done puked all over his boots. Spoilt ‘em. All nasty and tryin’ to wipe off the up-chuck.
Wait, is Taco a euphemism?
Taco ain’t more’n a taco, son. Nor less.
Git up off at floor, taco.
Rat now.
moshootyou
ainmessinwitchu. yeer?
T-shirt or bumper-sticker someplace: “If God didn’t mean for Man to eat pussy, he wouldn’t have made it look like a taco.”
That’s for the kids, here, you know? It’s an old one, but a good one.
I never really got it.