Imagine if it had been wool, instead. One of the receptionists discovered another effect of the dye, but I'll spare you, dear readers, from a little TMI.
04 March 2008
Tongue Dyed
One of the techs here at work brought in some leftover cake from her son's first birthday party. For some reason (we haven't asked) she decided that the cake, shaped like a pig face, should be a deep fuchsia. Not that any of you need proof that cake dyes are good for dyeing protein, but I thought I'd share the results.
Imagine if it had been wool, instead. One of the receptionists discovered another effect of the dye, but I'll spare you, dear readers, from a little TMI.
Imagine if it had been wool, instead. One of the receptionists discovered another effect of the dye, but I'll spare you, dear readers, from a little TMI.
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Nice uvula! :)
Wow! That is truly fuchsia. And then some...
I'm sure that picture would make a great icon somewhere. ;-)
eek!
Was your poop pink too?
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
Sorry. Couldn't help it
I have a skein of yarn that colour. This disturbs me.
Yeah, was just about to ask the same question as Scout.
can you touch your nose with your tongue?
Pretty.
I agree with thebunny.
There really are no words.
Careful. You might get too many of the wrong kind of readers here -- straight women. LOL
I second m-h!
somewhere gilda radner is laughing her ass off...
Same effect as beet juice, right? Very nice uvula - is that going to be your new Ravatar?
Now that is talent!
So is this your Easter card?
Yuck
*snort* I did a darth vader cake once for a bunch of 6 yr old boys. OH MY HOLY HELL, my tongue was black/blue for at least 3 days. At least yours is a nice springy color! HAH
This gives the picture I posted the day I got a poncho stuck on my head a run for its money. The things we bloggers will do! And yet, this makes me like you even more.
Clear demonstration of a Mallampati I airway, AKA easy intubation.
I was going to mention how lucky David is with that big tongue, but then I realized what a barrier that uvula might be to his enjoyment.
Now when you show us a picture of you creating the latter effect, I'll be able to posit on how lucky David is or not.
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