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why why why WHY does this happen?
#1

Can anyone please provide a scientific explanation, TIA

[Image: cornpoop.jpg]
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#2

Liver, I swear to God you're scaring me. I just posted a reference to corn and peanuts. Freaky.
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#3

depending on what you're asking about its either:

1) you didn't chew your food well enough
2) you didn't push the little lever (or button) that flushes that shit away
3) all your threads suck, so why would this one be any different?
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#4

leucetios Wrote:depending on what you're asking about its either:

1) you didn't chew your food well enough
2) you didn't push the little lever (or button) that flushes that shit away
3) all your threads suck, so why would this one be any different?
All 2 of them. Good one.
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#5

I seem to remember reading that if we get this to page 2 people will start reading it :ph34r:
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#6

This thread is (dumb) thought-provoking (waste of time), and in this case, scientific (lame). If you do not know the answer, I will pad to page two and hopefully then you can participate. Thank you.
I was just curious as to the reason we cannot as a human race get along, or for that matter, digest corn.
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#7

people who have teeth and chew the corn don't end up with the above result
just sayin

Confusednarg:

I realise that I have a past to break with--an accumulation of inertia, wrong, foolishness, rot, junk.  A great need of clarification, of mindfulness, or rather, of no mind.  A need to return to genuine practice, right effort.  Need to push on the great doubt.  Need for the spirit.  Hang on to the clear light.
           
Thomas Merton


       
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#8

eat more fiber.......
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#9

I will conduct an experiment. Corn for dinner tonight, chewing each mouthful the requisite 32 times and in the morning I will you guys know what the outcome (har!) is.
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#10

the macrobiotic devotees say each mouthful should be chewed 100 times
it is a good way to get thin

Confusednarg:

I realise that I have a past to break with--an accumulation of inertia, wrong, foolishness, rot, junk.  A great need of clarification, of mindfulness, or rather, of no mind.  A need to return to genuine practice, right effort.  Need to push on the great doubt.  Need for the spirit.  Hang on to the clear light.
           
Thomas Merton


       
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