I'm interested in what happens to it as it moves through the digestive system.
There are some incredibly hazardous waste products that are very difficult and expensive to dispose of.
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I'm interested in what happens to it as it moves through the digestive system.
There are some incredibly hazardous waste products that are very difficult and expensive to dispose of.
Asbestos. It just looks like it would be fun to eat
Nobody said lava yet? It looks so yummy!
I want to eat a chess or a domino set.
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I'll go with a one ounce platinum bar.
Waffles.
Dishwasher tablets, fabric softener, power detergent.
Smart to leave tide pods off that list, since they're already edible.
An operational RTG.
Anti-freeze. It's allegedly tasty
Everything is edible, something only once.
the sugar cookie candles.
A rod of enriched uranium.
If I can eat it, doesn't it mean that is in fact edible?
Pearls. Like Cleopatra.
Budget option: colorful decorative glass marbles made for house plants. I am sure they would taste like sugar-free herbal candies or jello.
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