Displaying Food Adaptability

[Warriorbird]

This absolutely boggles the mind. Paperless office leading to a paper-filled kitchen?

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/02/03/technology/circuits/03chef.html?pagewanted=1&ei=5088&en=86bc342e2ce05d 47&ex=1265086800&partner=rssnyt

[Jadewolff]

I can't imagine the texture is any fun though regardless of the novelty.

[Skeeter]

Much like Feng Shui, stupid people will buy anything.

[Ravenstorm]

Originally posted by Skeeter
Much like Feng Shui, stupid people will buy anything.

Like this (http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1516&ncid=1516&e=1&u=/afp/20050202/od_afp/afplifestylechinalunarhongkongoffbeat_050202121616 )?


"Our feng shui master says that having something lucky in contact with your skin would bring spiritual balance, so we thought lucky underpants would be ideal -- they are as intimate as you get," said Amy Law, a spokeswoman for the company.

Feng shui advocates believe good fortune can be generated by arranging everyday objects in a way that guides invisible energies and "spirits" that emanate from all things.

Underpants. Arranging everyday objects. I wonder whether hanging left or right produces better spiritual energies.

Raven

[AnticorRifling]

Alittle to the left.

[Warriorbird]

Shake it one time. Do it faster now!

Stuff like this boggles the mind. Least it's creative though.

[Latrinsorm]

I'll stick with caveman eating, especially considering I can eat for 2 weeks on what it would cost me for one paper meal.

How can someone get bored with eating? I don't get it.

[Warriorbird]

But, if you were the type to spend that much money on food, this'd definitely be innovative. Likely less fattening, too.

I'm a skeptic, but I'd try it.

- Arkans

[Skeeter]

First paper, then next you'll be eating paste.

I think slamming an idea like this is just typical redneck behavior. Who knows, it might actually be good.

- Arkans

[Latrinsorm]

Originally posted by Warriorbird
But, if you were the type to spend that much money on food, this'd definitely be innovative. Likely less fattening, too. Oh yes, definitely. If I had $240 I had to get rid of very quickly, this would be one of my first choices for me-things.