Love the logic behind commenting on something you didn't even want to see in the first place, specially if your gonna say it makes you nauseous. If thats the case then why even linger long enough to place a comment, one only noting negative feeling at that.
Anywho I saw the thumbnail and didn't know either, thought it seemed kind of funny either way.
Love the logic behind commenting on something you didn't even want to see in the first place, specia
My comments are invariably my first thoughts on a pic. I'm just trying not to think of it now. but it's like trying not to think about a purple elephant
My comments are invariably my first thoughts on a pic. I'm just trying not to think of it now. but
I kinda took the lines as "pay to touch" locations and not the classical "section to eat" categories. the 'retching' comment above is just being overly (pointlessly) dramatic.
I kinda took the lines as "pay to touch" locations and not the classical "section to eat" categori
they must hire new waitress every night. wonder how many people simply buys them whole and uncooked / processed. And I agree with amber the waitress don't need what she has on for her job.
they must hire new waitress every night. wonder how many people simply buys them whole and uncooked
.... Yup. Implied vore is a good kind of vore. I wonder if the waitresses are by the pound or a package deal. Be expensive for those who like live prey, but quite worth it I'd imagine.
.... Yup. Implied vore is a good kind of vore. I wonder if the waitresses are by the pound or a pack
I wonder how she can be so professional about the whole thing, having those nice cut lines drawn all over her. Well at least it helps the customers to say "Can I have this part please?" when they don't know what the cuts are named ;)
"Certainly. We serve this as spare rib roast, or St. Luis style, without the bones. I would suggest rib roast, medium or medium rare. The same for you, too? Allright, Sirs, my colleague will bring it to you later, I'll be needed in the kitchen. Do you want to order any more drinks?"
... later in the kitchen: "Ok, listen! Table 12: two spare ribs, one burger, one fried salamander on rice! You, come here please, just relax. Noone ordered your back yet? Excellent, we have an order of tender loin for a table of twenty and were worried we wouldn't have enough. George, please help the lady get prepared. Get her legs into the fridge for the lunch action tomorrow. Hey Jenkins, check your rice, its burning again! Stop playing with the ingredients and get her roasting, customers are waiting!"
I wonder how she can be so professional about the whole thing, having those nice cut lines drawn all
I'm going to pretend that they have some way to regrow stuff, because that'd make it make a lot more sense... you know, in a world where pig women and bars with free beer exist. :V
Oooooooooooh that shouldn't be hot... X: I'm going to pretend that they have some way to regrow stu
The girls are actually piloting clone bodies. Their real bodies float in life support tanks with their heads encased in a full sensory interface rig. The clones were kept sedated as they grew so that they remained blank, and at the earliest possible point, the brain was removed (and stored in case someone ordered it) then replaced with an internal interface module connected to the spine. Dozens more copies exist of each current employee, each clone ready for when it's needed. That's my story, and I'm sticking to it.
The girls are actually piloting clone bodies. Their real bodies float in life support tanks with th
Okay, I've gotten most of the way through Ingredients, and I have to say it's an interesting concept. Interestingly, that particular view of existence most closely mirrors Hinduism and the concept of Nirvana even if it diverges in certain key ways. Regardless, there are certainly worse possibilities for the truth about the nature of existence...
Epoxy certainly makes for a strong start! ;-3 Okay, I've gotten most of the way through Ingredient
Yay vore! I imagine you have to buy the whole waitress at once, because it'd be hard to keep working without a limb. She'd probably be capable enough without an arm to help carry my leftovers to my car.
Yay vore! I imagine you have to buy the whole waitress at once, because it'd be hard to keep working
Jack opens the image and nearly jumps out of his chair, Okay could do without the implied vore... but LOVE the outfit and the above idea of using your waitress for a bit of fun.
Jack opens the image and nearly jumps out of his chair, Okay could do without the implied vore... b
