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Oh MY!!! I laughed until I sobbed! I would accuse you of making this all up, Blog Queen, but only last week I saw "Cock Soup" in the international-foods section of the grocery. Another one we love to giggle at, but are afraid to sample, ia a candy called "Peach Colon."
Remember when David Letterman opened his show back in the '80s with er, unusual foodstuffs---one of which was a canned product from China called "White Jelly Fungus." He quipped that it sounded like a Caucasian blues singer...GOOD post, girlie!
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