what you need is a well aged blue cheese. i suggest a roquefort. roquefort papillon is something i always recommed. since those may run a bit expensive, you might want to substitute it with a gorgonzola. definitely stay away from soft, creamy cheeses like explorateur or d'affinois. for directions and amounts you have to contact the manufacturers directly.
I have a few questions about killing yourself with cheese.
How many pounds of cheese would one have to shove up one's ass before it kills you?
Which cheese would be most effective in causing rectal-cheese toxicity?
Would it be possible to recycle the cheese afterwards, and send it to Africa to feed several villages of starving blacks for years?
Thanks in advance.
Well, if you take a classical cheese from Limburg, you might try to get hit by it and get a shock, so you might die of that.
Open a door and put the cheese on it. Ignore it and go into a different room. After a while the cheese will smell horribly, and you want to have a look what causes this smell. You open the door completely, and the cheese falls down on your head and you will die of a shock.
There was an old trick in high school. Take a piece of Limburg cheese and drop it down a school mate's window defroster vent in his car. I won't tell you what would happen after that ;-)
Travel to the UK. Go to a branch of Kwik Save. Stand by the meat counter and inhale naturally. The bottom of the barrel meat there has been in and out of the freezer so many times that you will soon croak. This does beg the question of how the assistants survive, and I can only imagine that they are either genentically modified clones or are undead. It would be uncharitable to add, 'they certainly act it', so I won't.
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Ha ha ;-)
There was an old trick in high school. Take a piece of Limburg cheese and drop it down a school mate's window defroster vent in his car. I won't tell you what would happen after that ;-)
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what you need is a well aged blue cheese. i suggest a roquefort. roquefort papillon is something i always recommed. since those may run a bit expensive, you might want to substitute it with a gorgonzola. definitely stay away from soft, creamy cheeses like explorateur or d'affinois. for directions and amounts you have to contact the manufacturers directly.
Roquefort is by far my favourite ewes milk cheese, and probably my second favourite blue cheese, with quality, very well matured (until it's almost spreadable), Stilton being number one.
There was an old trick in high school. Take a piece of Limburg cheese and drop it down a school mate's window defroster vent in his car. I won't tell you what would happen after that ;-)
Travel to the UK. Go to a branch of Kwik Save. Stand by the meat counter and inhale naturally. The bottom of the barrel meat there
has
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been in and out of the freezer so many times that you will soon
croak.
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This does beg the question of how the assistants survive, and I can only imagine that they are either genentically modified clones or are undead. It would be uncharitable to add, 'they certainly act it', so
I
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won't.
LMAO it just sounds too funny right now. i have no idea why.
on the subject of bad smell, cheese, and UK: anyone read "Three men in a boat" by Jerome K. Jerome? anyone?
Travel to the UK. Go to a branch of Kwik Save. Stand by the meat counter and inhale naturally. The bottom of the barrel meat there
has
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been in and out of the freezer so many times that you will soon
croak.
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This does beg the question of how the assistants survive, and I can only imagine that they are either genentically modified clones or
are
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undead. It would be uncharitable to add, 'they certainly act it',
so
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I
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won't.
LMAO it just sounds too funny right now. i have no idea why.
on the subject of bad smell, cheese, and UK: anyone read "Three men
in
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a boat" by Jerome K. Jerome? anyone?
I did. It was very funny, IMO. I also read "Three Men on the Bummel" by the same author. It's about a bicycling trip to Germany, and is also hilarious (surprisingly enough).