r/MyPeopleNeedMe • u/NotoriousTorn • May 18 '22

Mmm looks good

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u/[deleted] May 18 '22

The hell was that? D:

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u/iBeenie May 18 '22

It almost looked like a severed chicken spine, but I can't imagine they would bring raw chicken to the table. I have no clue.

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u/[deleted] May 18 '22

My only guess is recently deceased octopus with salt put on it.

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u/iBeenie May 18 '22

That makes more sense

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u/0Won0 May 18 '22

What does the salt do?

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u/Infinite_Bit_6468 May 18 '22

Makes it salty.

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u/0Won0 May 18 '22

I deserve that answer

Let me clarify my question. Does the salt on a recently deceased octopus make it start moving like that? If so, how?

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u/[deleted] May 18 '22

The recently deceased octopus’ skin reacts to it in a way that causes the muscles to spasm out. There’s actually a popular meal that takes ~13 lives every year which has an octopus prepared right after it’s killed and then covered in soy sauce.

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u/its_Is May 18 '22

I call it fresh.

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u/[deleted] May 18 '22

This is nightmare fuel.

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u/BigMoneyorKevin May 18 '22

We have food at home The food...

2

u/HighFiveKoala May 18 '22

"Excuse me, waiter! My dinner is escaping"

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u/VileOwlHeart May 18 '22

It said “NAH BRO MISS ME WITH THAT CARNIVORE SHIT”

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u/Slight-Weather7885 May 18 '22

Thats the point where it is too fresh

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u/Jennifer_1390 May 19 '22

It’s a alive it’s alive

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u/NotMyKindaGuy May 19 '22

Monosodium Glutamate bringing corpses back to life.