The Museum of Food Anomalies presents:
Saddest of Sad Potatoes
A horribly sad potato that had an obviously rough life up to the time of this photograph. However, rest easy my friends, I learned that this potato later went out to fame & glory as — POTATO SOUP!
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That poor potato.
:C
This potato also reminds me of that poor sad ‘monster’ from Lord of the Rings. I( beleive it was the first movie when Frodo and crew were in the Mines of Moria. I believe ‘it’ was a cave troll.
It looks emo (maybe it cut itself so it could be in the soup)
LOL, it does look like come sort of a hairless troll, doesn’t it?! I never thought about it that way, but you’re right!
And no, Cam, sadly I had to do all the cutting and chopping myself. But the soup was delicious anyway 😉
It looks like Strong Sad from the Homestar Runner cartoons. :p
LOL Cam!!
i agree sylvia it does look like strong sad
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[Curator’s Note: I’m not sure exactly how this comment reads, but here’s the Google automatic translation: “Mr. Americans offended kartoshinu unfortunate, and certainly those that want to put potatoes on the chemical-free potatoes or chips, not simply to boil!” I don’t know if I should be offended or not.]
Oookay, that made no sense, even with the translation… Sounds kinda like “The Americans, unfortunately, offend me when they put their potatoes in their chemical-free potatoes or chips, not boiling them!” Basically, I think he doesn’t want people to eat non-boiled potatoes. I don’t think that his comment has anything to do with this potato.
Sylvia. It’s Strong Bad, not Sad
hahahhhahhahahaha thats silly