even the cake was in tiers.
Edit: Thank you so much guys! I never expected this to reach 10k upvotes! You guys truly made my day.
A cannibble
Nomaste
βLost my leg in βnomβ
Mayo....cause mayo-neighs.
In a small county in Southeast Asia there is a small child.
The child loves to eat his delicious baby food and does so constantly.
In what country does the child live?
Viet-NOM-NOM-NOM-NOM-NOM
DAD: "Poof, youβre a sandwich!β
Instead of calling it the "zombie apocalypse", why not just call it the Necro-nom-athon?
He lost the other in Nom.
They both use cookies to improve their performance
Viet nom nom nom nom nom
Insom nom nom nomia
Insom-nom-nom-nomia
He lost it in nom.
Fat chants!
I see food and I eat it !!
Nom nom nom. yumm yum
The media are calling him the Om Nom Nom de Plume.
I have a friend designing a website for a project and in the website it allows you to customize what you want in a meal so it can be added to your cart and shipped to you. On her site she will have a button that picks a random meal for you if you canβt decide.
So sheβs been trying to think of funny names to label this button. One idea she has was to label it βClick-Nom-Meβ. So Iβm not sure if this is the right sub to post in but any food/eating puns would be much appreciated!
Econom-nom-nomics
Back in the 'Nom War
Me: I'd probably have to call it Pho, Nom, & Naan.
Future Mrs. Qball: It would end up being Pho, Nom since you always forget the naan.
Me:... So you're saying it'd be Pho, Nom, & Nil?
I'm helping with dinner in the kitchen when a dog food commercial comes on. It was literally a 5 minute long ad telling about how generic dog food wasn't good for your dog and how I should buy their product. I'm scrubbing a dish, shaking my head, silently hoping someone changes the channel to something more entertaining and my dad looks up and exclaims "I don't know what the hell they're talking about!" I quickly look over at him waiting to hear his rationale over why he's so upset. He looks back slyly and says, "...tastes fine to me." I died laughing.
Q: In latin, when pairing foods with the verb edo ("I eat"), what case should you use? A: The om-nom-nominative.
