There are 2 small cylinders attached to your back. A transparent tube circles around, feeding into the top of one cylinder and into the bottom of the other. A slightly blood-red fluid flows through the tube. Stenciled sideways, one of the cylinders has plain yellow text: FOOD.

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Here are some more of my creations from 1KBWC:

I've stumbled upon the greatest snack since Grape Nuts & Mustard:

Microwaved Wheat Chex & Shredded Cheese

Something I find interesting: English verbs that take specific objects.

Verbs such as "eat" use types of objects, such as "edible things/foodstuffs". But I'm talking about verbs that traditionally use only one or two different objects, even though other objects would make sense logically. Some example verbs that I can think of, and their 'default' objects:

• contemplate - the meaning of life, suicide
• transact - business
• tender - a resignation

Does anyone have any other examples?