Yes, you heard it here first. Liam Clifford will return for the 2023 season.
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My sources have confirmed (Serious): Clifford will return for the 2023 season.
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Where's LionJim with his #subjectlinesmatter tag when you need him 
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At the gym.Where's LionJim with his #subjectlinesmatter tag when you need him
PS....Android autocorrects subjectlinesmatter to subject line smattering
#subjectlinesmatterdamnit
Nice post, Karl......
you're invited to my tailgate next season, need a guinea pig to try my recently found egg receipe.
Eggs soaked in piss are right near the top of the list, in my humble opinion.
You have no idea what urine for when you order this…
Virgin boy eggs are eggs soaked in the urine of prepubescent peasant boys. And apparently, they’re quite the delicacy in Dongyang*, China, going for twice the price of regular, boring, urine-free eggs.
*Of course the place has “dong” in the name.
I don’t know who came up with this bright idea, but I like to think that they had a lightbulb moment and shouted “URETHRA!”
Come, let us find out more. I will be your guide on this voyage of discovery:
(Urine-soaked eggs a spring taste treat in China city)
No good explanation. But who needs one? Why change a good thing, eh?
According to this NYT article:
(*This also appears as entry number 74 in the classic 100 Things That Are Exactly as Creepy as They Sound.)
It’s not just the delicious salty taste that the locals love — virgin boy eggs also have a host of (apparent) health benefits. Neato!
“By eating these eggs, we will not have any pain in our waists, legs and joints. Also, you will have more energy when you work,” said Li Yangzhen, 59, who is gullible as ****.
Some of the locals, admittedly, do not like the eggs and are sceptical of these supposed health benefits, but the local government has nevertheless listed them as an “intangible cultural heritage”.
I guess I should just be glad they only make these eggs incontinence other than mine.
I’ll wait…
Nice post, Karl......
you're invited to my tailgate next season, need a guinea pig to try my recently found egg receipe.
Eggs soaked in piss are right near the top of the list, in my humble opinion.
You have no idea what urine for when you order this…
Virgin boy eggs are eggs soaked in the urine of prepubescent peasant boys. And apparently, they’re quite the delicacy in Dongyang*, China, going for twice the price of regular, boring, urine-free eggs.
*Of course the place has “dong” in the name.
I don’t know who came up with this bright idea, but I like to think that they had a lightbulb moment and shouted “URETHRA!”
Come, let us find out more. I will be your guide on this voyage of discovery:
(Urine-soaked eggs a spring taste treat in China city)
No good explanation. But who needs one? Why change a good thing, eh?
According to this NYT article:
(*This also appears as entry number 74 in the classic 100 Things That Are Exactly as Creepy as They Sound.)
It’s not just the delicious salty taste that the locals love — virgin boy eggs also have a host of (apparent) health benefits. Neato!
“By eating these eggs, we will not have any pain in our waists, legs and joints. Also, you will have more energy when you work,” said Li Yangzhen, 59, who is gullible as ****.
Some of the locals, admittedly, do not like the eggs and are sceptical of these supposed health benefits, but the local government has nevertheless listed them as an “intangible cultural heritage”.
I guess I should just be glad they only make these eggs incontinence other than mine.
I’ll wait…
Thank you! It’s been a few years since I had piss eggs!
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