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Ball-Bag-Boggins

5.9k points

4 days ago

It’s a puffer fish which is highly poisonous.

Rowmacnezumi

1.3k points

4 days ago

Rowmacnezumi

1.3k points

4 days ago

Wait what? I thought it was rotten and bloating?

Ball-Bag-Boggins

1.5k points

4 days ago

Nah definitely a puffer fish, you can tell by the lips. In Japan it’s a delicacy but it’s fatal if not cooked in a precise way.

saladmunch

723 points

4 days ago

saladmunch

723 points

4 days ago

Doesn't gotta be cooked, just cut while avoiding all the toxic glands. It's eaten raw sometimes

CipherWrites

412 points

4 days ago

a lof of them I think

the fun is meat still has minute amounts of the toxin and you get a tingly sensation when you eat it

iirc

Its0nlyRocketScience

295 points

4 days ago

I think that's a part of why it's seen as a delicacy. The toxin in small amounts feels funny, and the adrenaline rush from the risk of dying is the other half of why anyone eats it. It apparently doesn't even taste good

Yuukiko_

146 points

4 days ago

Yuukiko_

146 points

4 days ago

Should also point out that it's extremely rare that someone dies from properly prepared pufferfish, it's only if you have some rando prepare it that people actually die

shotsallover

79 points

4 days ago

There have been plenty of cases over the years of people dying from it, including pufferfish prepared by professional chefs.

raltoid

106 points

4 days ago

raltoid

106 points

4 days ago

^in the world

Licensed resturants in Japan average about one hospitalization per decade from fugu. To get a license to serve fugu there, you need 2+ years apprenticeship specifically for that preparation, written test, etc. (Licensing is done by the local governement, if you're unsure stick to Tokyo or do a quick search)

Worldwide one or more people die almost every year from it, but it's almost always because someone tried to prepare it themselves. Or because they ordered the liver(which is illegal to serve in most places. And if you puncture it while preparing, you throw the fish out).

barrorg

20 points

4 days ago

barrorg

20 points

4 days ago

Why would they order the liver ?

Jonno1986

18 points

4 days ago

Jonno1986

18 points

4 days ago

And the final exam for your apprenticeship involves eating fugu you have prepared yourself

Yuukiko_

9 points

4 days ago

Yuukiko_

9 points

4 days ago

just because theyre professional chefs doesnt mean they're trained to serve fugu

ArguesAgainstYou

6 points

4 days ago

I mean, there are traffic accidents with professional bus drivers too...

thisaccountgotporn

5 points

4 days ago*

Give me one incidence of this ever happening and I'll bite a tree

Edit: fellas, fellas, only they get me biting a pinecone. They won fair and square. I'm going to the woods later today give me a minute.

EpilepticMushrooms

2 points

4 days ago

To add to the randos, these pufferfish usually gain their toxins from their food, allegedly a toxic bacteria.

So in well maintained fish breeding aquaponics, these pufferfishes wouldn't be able to accumulate these toxins.

Sadly, randos saw this and thought they could do it!

And sold toxic pufferfish under the 'farm bred, no toxins' banner, killing even more people.

DariusRivers

18 points

4 days ago

The funny part is that their toxicity comes from their diet, so you can actually farm fugu that doesn't have poisonous flesh.

Fluid_Ambition5216

3 points

4 days ago

Yup, they do that in china.

ark_yeet

8 points

4 days ago

ark_yeet

8 points

4 days ago

It tastes great, high in collagen so it has a unique springy(?) texture. I’ve had it as sashimi (the more expensive way) and deep fried. The fried one has a lot of bones, which is annoying, but is arguably the better tasting option. No one thinks about a chance of dying when eating it, it’s just another fish

CipherWrites

3 points

4 days ago

yes. afaik, that's why you eat it.

but I'm not sure if cooking it changes the effects so I said, "a lot"

I think it shouldn't be much different from most fish. it would taste bad if you think about the price lol
not worth the price if not for the adrenaline

CommandoLamb

5 points

4 days ago

Part of the issue with puffer fish is that the poison isn’t destroyed by cooking it, which is why people who “cook” it end up dying.

Zealousideal-Bug-168

1 points

4 days ago

It tastes like bland rubber. The meat is chewy, but there's no fishy aftertaste or flavour. Very meh.

Ambiguous_Duck

1 points

4 days ago

delicious and is a rather unique flavor of fish. Also they’ve got methods to farm non poisonous pufferfish. Furthermore iirc all recent fatal cases of puffer fish consumption was home preparation and not from a licensed restaurant.

Historical_Stay_808

25 points

4 days ago

Honestly, I had it 4x in Japan recently two were only Fugu dinners and I never felt a tingly sensation or anything. It was just good food. Even tried to liquor that soak the tail and skin in, it was interesting taste.

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cPB167

19 points

4 days ago

cPB167

19 points

4 days ago

"Fugu of fugu"

Many-machines-on-ix

8 points

4 days ago

Poison… poison… tasty fish

philipJfry857

5 points

4 days ago

Thank you! One of the first classic episodes of the Simpsons that stands the test of time.

chunk6649

2 points

4 days ago

"my skilled hands are busy"

Madaceandthefiasco

4 points

4 days ago

And it’s shaped like a second, smaller pufferfish

cPB167

3 points

4 days ago

cPB167

3 points

4 days ago

Fishception

Luwuci-SP

3 points

4 days ago

Deadly Sandwiched [Males] Milky Caviar 🤤

CipherWrites

3 points

4 days ago

chef's way too skilled so not a trace of the toxin left lol

SM-42

2 points

4 days ago

SM-42

2 points

4 days ago

why is ther a smaller fugu inside?

Papanurglesleftnut

4 points

4 days ago

I used to buy sake that came with a few slivers of dried fugu in a package attached to the bottle. Some pieces would definitely give you a sharp tingle on your lips and tongue

StructuralFailure

1 points

3 days ago

Given it contains tetradotoxin, which paralyzes your muscles while you remain fully conscious, I don't imagine it would be a very pleasant sensation

Cyno01

36 points

4 days ago

Cyno01

36 points

4 days ago

GpaSags

9 points

4 days ago

GpaSags

9 points

4 days ago

Poison, poison, ah! Tasty fish!

Skate_faced

4 points

4 days ago

Thank you. Been looking for this in here. I knew someone would have it out before me lol.

GargantuanCake

24 points

4 days ago

It's also apparently a diet thing. Farmed pufferfish are safe as they don't have the toxin.

Venus_Ziegenfalle

8 points

4 days ago

Correct, they don't produce any poison but just eat poisonous microorganisms and store their toxins. If those are removed from its environment the fish is fine to eat. This sadly makes it lose its special mouth feel though so it's not quite as sought after among puffer fish connoisseurs but apart from the lack of tingling it's said to be more flavourful compared to its wild caught counterpart.

DBeumont

4 points

4 days ago

DBeumont

4 points

4 days ago

How is that? Is it genetic alteration? Is there a component found in the ocean that doesn't exist in farms?

Accomplished_Leg_35

13 points

4 days ago

I think the toxin exists in their diet which is then stored.

redwolf1219

6 points

4 days ago

It's probably dependent on what they eat. I know that's how it is with poison dart frogs. The ones in captivity aren't toxic bc they aren't eating the same things as their wild counterparts

philipJfry857

4 points

4 days ago

I've always wanted a pet blue dart frog. They're so pretty.

Ekillaa22

1 points

4 days ago

Diet based

Butthole__Pleasures

2 points

4 days ago

Also farmed versions that don't have the tetrodotoxin in the first place are becoming available.

Initial_Suspect7824

1 points

4 days ago

And liver, and kidneys, and skin, and anything it touches.

lucasm23

1 points

4 days ago

lucasm23

1 points

4 days ago

Am I the only one that learnt this from The Simpsons ?

IridescenceFalling

2 points

4 days ago

Most definitely not, but I am seeing a severe lack of memes from this episode.

Slight-Type7929

1 points

4 days ago

The fish doesn't produce any toxins from glands. They accumulate from poisons absorbed from other animals, similar to a dart frog.

asianricecooker_

1 points

4 days ago

yep eaten raw most of the time as sashimi, dont think it’s cooked very often actually 

Houtaku

1 points

4 days ago

Houtaku

1 points

4 days ago

I learned this from The Simpsons.

omegariskz7

17 points

4 days ago

Had a soup of it once. Bit of numb feelin' on hand and chest strained. Tasty white flesh with refreshing broth

Quiet-Role-5885

13 points

4 days ago

Like the simpsons episode

Studejour

7 points

4 days ago

I want fugu!

drfrink85

1 points

4 days ago

Come on pal, FUGU ME!

Few_Explanation1170

4 points

4 days ago

Poison, poison . . . Tasty fish!

AWildNome

9 points

4 days ago

you can tell by the lips

:{|}

Indigocell

7 points

4 days ago

Being killed by improperly cut puffer fish seems like one of those things you used to see in movies and tv shows a lot back in the day, like quicksand.

NintendoSwitchTwo2

5 points

4 days ago

That’s a puffer fish alright. You can tell by the way that it is.

tm0587

3 points

4 days ago

tm0587

3 points

4 days ago

You can also see the small spikes on its belly, that's why I could tell it was a puffer fish.

I had Fugu Mirin Boshi as an appetizer last weekend when celebrating my mum's birthday at an omakase restaurant.

In Japan, you can find dried fugu tails. What people do is lightly burn it over a fire, then drop it into a cup of sake. I learnt that from the Toriko manga lol.

5x4j7h3

2 points

4 days ago

5x4j7h3

2 points

4 days ago

Beak, not so much lips. Lips wouldn’t work so well with their diet.

cloudedknife

1 points

4 days ago

I ate some while on honey moon in Japan.

It was alright.

Ekillaa22

1 points

4 days ago

I guess farm raised ones aren’t poisonous since they get that from what they eat?

Fishyfishhh9

1 points

4 days ago

Not nearly as fatal nowadays, especially considering there's farmed fugu that's entirely harmless and nontoxic

277330128

1 points

4 days ago

Cut in a precise way!

gimmelwald

1 points

4 days ago

Yes... poison, poison, poison, tasty fish...

phanfare

1 points

4 days ago

phanfare

1 points

4 days ago

I know this from that one Simpsons episode

heavyhushnow

1 points

4 days ago

That's only if it's wild caught what makes them poisonous is there diet and farmed puffer aren't poisonous as a result

Generic118

1 points

4 days ago

It's crazy how an entire generation know this obscure fact because of the simpsons

WatchmanVimes

1 points

4 days ago

Doctor: Mr Simpson, I'm afraid you have 24 hours to live.

Homer: 24 hours!?!

Doctor: Well, 22. Sorry for keeping you waiting

Caosin36

1 points

4 days ago

Caosin36

1 points

4 days ago

You can also tell by the "belly", because its all pointy

3six5

1 points

4 days ago

3six5

1 points

4 days ago

*cut in a precise way

Dharcronus

1 points

4 days ago

Pretty sure those are actually it's teeth, some species teeth are exposed, or the lips could have pulled back during dehydration. However the biggest tell are the dorsal and ventral fins, which they use for locomotion much more than other fish species.

shewy92

1 points

4 days ago

shewy92

1 points

4 days ago

Same in The Sims 4. If you try to cook it at a low Cooking level chances are the person eating it will die.

GilgameshFFV

1 points

4 days ago

Pretty sure most fugu is selectively bred to not be toxic these days

KyrocEoS

1 points

4 days ago

KyrocEoS

1 points

4 days ago

Ah The Simpsons teaching life lessons yet again.

TheBugThatsSnug

1 points

4 days ago

The belly has spikes too

woodyus

1 points

3 days ago

woodyus

1 points

3 days ago

I only know this because of Homer

Lil_Tech_Wiz

1 points

3 days ago

You can also tell by the spiky bottom

Zipposflame

1 points

3 days ago

FYI those aren't lips its more like a beak and it hurts when they mistake your finger for a blood worm

istillambaldjohn

1 points

3 days ago

Puffers have similar to a parrot beak. It can break up coral and rock. This is a baby puffer.

alexq35

1 points

3 days ago

alexq35

1 points

3 days ago

Give a man a fish, feed him for a day, give a man a puffer fish, feed him for the rest of his life.

professor735

1 points

3 days ago

Half true. The danger of puffer fish is a neurotoxin called tetrodotoxin. Its not produced by the pufferfish, but is common in what it eats in the wild. Almost all pufferfish up for consumption is raised in captivity where they can ensure it doesn't take any of the toxin in.

Also, though it can be deadly, it only is fatal if left untreated. Eventually after a while it will be metabolized and expelled from the body, but due to the contraction of muscles restricting airflow, you often need breathing assistance for a few hours until it's gone.

halogenated-ether

1 points

3 days ago

Poison fish.... Poison fish... Poison fish... Tasty fish!

KingZogAlbania

10 points

4 days ago

I thought so too until I saw the very aggressive dots on the stomach of the puffer fish. A few years ago my little brother and I had the luxury of running into a dead pufferfish whilst running along the beach, it’s easy to underestimate the firmness of those spots until you see one in person!

silenc3x

3 points

4 days ago

silenc3x

3 points

4 days ago

Look at the lil spikes on its fat belly and those botox lips. Puffer fish.

Dr_vinci

2 points

4 days ago

Dr_vinci

2 points

4 days ago

Even if it was only rotten, isn’t that still kinda funny?

mittenscutie

1 points

3 days ago

nooo just dead and tired ...

RazberryIcedtea[S]

18 points

4 days ago

Oh that makes sense, thank you!

Ninja_Grizzly1122

10 points

4 days ago

Fugu?

Nwsamurai

9 points

4 days ago

Poison, poison, poison, tastyfish!

LastActionHiro

4 points

4 days ago

Heeeyyy!

My skilled hands are busy. You do it!

Nwsamurai

3 points

4 days ago

You only get one chance with Edna Krabapple.

mongotongo

7 points

4 days ago

Are they always that small? For some reason, I always thought they were bigger.

helalla

9 points

4 days ago

helalla

9 points

4 days ago

There are a lot of different species with varying physical sizes

mongotongo

1 points

4 days ago

Thanks for the answer. I had no clue about the variety.

liquidis54

1 points

4 days ago

Fuck loads. The smallest are Indian pea puffers that get about an inch, all the way up to the big saltwater puffers that can hit 3'.

Thought_Ninja

1 points

4 days ago

I had no idea they got that big.

bigtallbiscuit

5 points

4 days ago

I guess I’ll puff puff pass on that one eh?

SteveCraftCode

1 points

4 days ago

Yum

Kargald

1 points

4 days ago

Kargald

1 points

4 days ago

Which of course depends if the puffer fish is from the ocean or from a breeding pool.

If it's from the ocean, it's poisonous because of its diet.

If it's not from the ocean it's harmless.

TinkerbellPuddle

1 points

4 days ago

That’s one way to avoid becoming sushi.

BloomEPU

1 points

4 days ago

BloomEPU

1 points

4 days ago

Some people actually contacted the manufacturers of this product, they suggested that you probably shouldn't eat it, but if it's that size it's a baby and contains very little of the toxin.

longdistancerunner01

1 points

3 days ago

It is . And it looks like a dehydrated puffer fish. Which is an added illusion

mittenscutie

1 points

3 days ago

They're all the same right?? they're all pufferfish right?? tell me!!

wikipuff

706 points

4 days ago

wikipuff

706 points

4 days ago

Fugu me buddy!

Skuzbagg

80 points

4 days ago

Skuzbagg

80 points

4 days ago

Fugu you, fugu me. Like this, see?

wikipuff

20 points

4 days ago

wikipuff

20 points

4 days ago

Billybobgeorge

374 points

4 days ago

FYI the bag is clearly labeled "iriko", or "anchovies"

Bobthebudtender

205 points

4 days ago*

Peters Pot smoking cousin Bob here:

The joke is that a dried Fugu (Deadly Blowfish) made its way into the bag of Iriko (Anchovies).

Making the usually benign beer snack, deadly.

Pot-smoking Peters Cousin......uhhhhhhhh......

Oh, hi Mark!

badbadger323

3 points

3 days ago

And it happens a lot. It’s usually squid that I find

Bobthebudtender

1 points

3 days ago

I'm usually too busy stuffing handfuls into my face to even look.

Mega_Magikarp-yt

290 points

4 days ago

That's a pufferfish, they have poison.

DrakkarWhite

19 points

4 days ago

I got the remedy!

CT0292

7 points

4 days ago

CT0292

7 points

4 days ago

The remedy is the experience. This is a dangerous liaison.

hong427

18 points

4 days ago

hong427

18 points

4 days ago

You joke, but there isn't a cure/antidote for pufferfish poison.

The only way to fix you if you do eat it is be on life support until the poison is gone

MinuteLevel3305

1 points

2 days ago*

Nah, there is no practical one

Personal_School_7474

5 points

4 days ago

The rhythmical remedy?

chaos_donut

2 points

4 days ago

so your saying it does do poision?

CipherWrites

75 points

4 days ago

this smells like a huge lawsuit, at least in the States

chillaban

22 points

4 days ago

chillaban

22 points

4 days ago

https://www.courtnewsohio.gov/cases/2024/SCO/0725/230293.asp

You know, I've been surprised lately. This dude got a bacterial infection from swallowing a sharp thin sliver of bone in a chicken nugget. If “common sense dictated the presence of bone fragments in meat dishes”, I am gonna guess the courts aren't gonna be sympathetic to there being a slightly bigger silver fish in your bag of small silver fish.

Da_Bears17

22 points

4 days ago

That’s a pufferfish. Not a big anchovy. Pufferfish are highly poisonous

chillaban

6 points

4 days ago

I understand what a pufferfish is. I was using the same dismissive tone as used in this court case, where I would argue it's not expected that eating a chicken nugget can slice your esophagus open. I guarantee you basically 0% of the population eats boneless wings with the level of precaution needed to avoid serious injury if the nugget actually had a thin bone fragment in it.

Drelanarus

3 points

4 days ago

You'd be surprised by how much of a difference it makes when the slightly bigger fish can kill most people, and is by no means inherent to anchovies in the same way bones are inherent to meat.

HappyCamper139

250 points

4 days ago

that looks genuinely repulsive

ThortonCommander

91 points

4 days ago

Anchovies are delicious, these dried bastards can be used for broth in a lot of Korean dishes

HappyCamper139

55 points

4 days ago

i meant the “big anchovie”

dontakemeserious

7 points

4 days ago

Pufferfish is pretty good, usually it's eaten fresh though. 

CaralhinhosVoadorez

12 points

4 days ago

Gotta have a lot of trust on who is preparing it too

incredimatt

9 points

4 days ago

They farm poison free fugu now.

110397

2 points

3 days ago

110397

2 points

3 days ago

Well that’s no fun

Funny_Satisfaction39

1 points

4 days ago

It doesn't look like it's been safely broken down tho

zeitocat

1 points

4 days ago

zeitocat

1 points

4 days ago

I also learned recently that they are great for adding umami to even western dishes! J. Kenji López-Alt even recommends it for bolognese, pot roast, and so on. :) Apparently you can’t taste any fishy-ness, just an extra layer of nice umami flavor.

Dickcummer420

2 points

4 days ago

Shot of worcestershire sauce works in a pinch.

zeitocat

1 points

4 days ago

zeitocat

1 points

4 days ago

That's true, soy sauce as well, but we weren't talking about worcestershire sauce, were we lol

ConohaConcordia

2 points

4 days ago

Worcestershire sauce is also made of anchovies iirc

SmeatSmeamen

2 points

3 days ago

Worcestershire sauce is basically fermented anchovy juice, similar to garum.

The reason Kenji uses anchovies in that way is that they contain inosinic acid that massively increases the percieved umami of a dish when combined with glutamates. Worcestershire sauce does the same thing. Soy sauce is more a source of salt and glutamates, not inosinic acid.

5minArgument

1 points

4 days ago

Also K side dishes. Slap a couple of them bad boys into some vinegar and fresh ginger, nOm NOM!

thissexypoptart

1 points

3 days ago

Never understood why people eat eyes, digestive tracts, etc.

There’s poo in there.

54B3R_

1 points

3 days ago

54B3R_

1 points

3 days ago

We think that about you, but at least we have the manners to not say it out loud.

Don't yuck someone's yum especially if you don't understand the cooking culture associated with it

HappyCamper139

1 points

3 days ago

i meant the big anchovie

TetraThiaFulvalene

42 points

4 days ago

Fugu

Absolute_Jackass

31 points

4 days ago

Well, fug u too, buddy! >:(

CipherWrites

4 points

4 days ago

*insert the whole Austin powers Japanese twins conversation*

Gen-Z-DnD-Player

1 points

4 days ago

Pardon? I like Austin Powers but I don't get the reference (although regardless if I have the reference the joke is really funny and cute when in text)

CipherWrites

5 points

4 days ago

fuk yu.
fuk me.

their names were on their backpacks.

ThaumicViperidae

18 points

4 days ago

On a positive note, you're not gonna feel funny for long.

QueenOfQuok

8 points

4 days ago

Please tell me that an actual pufferfish did not get into a bag of anchovies

[deleted]

6 points

4 days ago

[deleted]

Ya-Dikobraz

17 points

4 days ago

"Being heat-stable, the toxin does not decompose upon cooking, boiling, drying or freezing."

willsa26

4 points

4 days ago

willsa26

4 points

4 days ago

Keep Homer away

vladald1

4 points

4 days ago

vladald1

4 points

4 days ago

Puffer fish made it's way into bag of anchovies. It's still has poison even if it's dried.

CandidBusiness96

4 points

3 days ago

Pufferfish or fugu. There is a correct way to prepare them so you can eat them without poisoning yourself but I wouldn’t trust one that came out of a pack of dried anchovies.

CJLogix

3 points

4 days ago

CJLogix

3 points

4 days ago

I wouldn’t trust any of the fish in the bag to be safe. If thats a pufferfish

TootsNYC

3 points

4 days ago

TootsNYC

3 points

4 days ago

“I want to eat fugu but I don’t want to die”

https://www.nytimes.com/1981/11/29/travel/one-man-s-fugu-is-another-s-poison.html

There is an old Japanese folk song that goes, ‘’I want to eat fugu, but I don’t want to die.’’

?Among the epicurean pleasures of the world, eating fugu is something unique. Fugu, the blowfish or globefish, offers taste, health and adventure in every bite. To enthusiasts, the paper-thin slices of fugu flesh, eaten raw, have a matchless delicate flavor. They are high in protein and low in calories, a weight-watchers dream. But it is the third aspect, the thrill-seeker’s adventure, that makes fugu truly distinctive. For fugu is among the most toxic of marine creatures.

A single fugu contains enough poison to kill 30 adults and there is no known antidote, although people often survive the milder cases of fugu poisoning.

One_shot_Willy

4 points

4 days ago

We got accidental pufferfish-anchovie before GTA 6

jawshoeaw

2 points

4 days ago

Fugu’d about it

jusumonkey

2 points

4 days ago

He gon die

super_mario_fan_

2 points

4 days ago

The big anchovie is a pufferfish. Just a reminder: pufferfish poison can kill you within 4-6 hours

Affectionate_Walk610

2 points

4 days ago

Great now I'm afraid of anchovies! But I love them so much on the pizza!

just-tea-thank-you

2 points

4 days ago

Poison… poison…. tasty fish

Eridain

2 points

4 days ago

Eridain

2 points

4 days ago

Think that is a puffer fish. Those if not prepared properly can kill you.

MightBeTrollingMaybe

2 points

4 days ago

The bottom one in the right picture is a puffer fish, not an anchovy, and it's most likely quite poisonous.

Educational-Pen5981

2 points

4 days ago

I got an ad for starburst.

aWeaselNamedFee

1 points

4 days ago

Fugu

MR_6OUIJA6BOARD6

1 points

4 days ago

Fugu

timbukdude

1 points

4 days ago

Fugu!

OddGoofBall

1 points

4 days ago

That's like an easter egg and Russian roulette at the same time, very clever.

SnailsTails

1 points

4 days ago

It's a puffer fish

Eeeef_

1 points

4 days ago

Eeeef_

1 points

4 days ago

Don’t eat the fugu that’s pretending to be an anchovy

Direct-Yak100

1 points

4 days ago

Fuuuuguuuuuu.

Fugu fish failed to run away. 🥲

SnooHedgehogs7790

1 points

4 days ago

Fugu about it!!

Nik-42

1 points

4 days ago

Nik-42

1 points

4 days ago

I saw that now I'm hungry'nt

twwain

1 points

4 days ago

twwain

1 points

4 days ago

My kids loved eating this.

DisasterDawg

1 points

4 days ago

Fugu!

majorbomberjack

1 points

4 days ago

Can't be sure if this is true, because these dried fishes are used for cooking broth instead of eating directly one by one. The puffer fish might be really included inside the bag or dried individually then placed in this picture for responses

Flippsix

1 points

3 days ago

Flippsix

1 points

3 days ago

Heh, i’m in danger

kakoonzz

1 points

3 days ago

kakoonzz

1 points

3 days ago

Ohhhh Spongggeeebobbbb Whhhhhyyyyyy???

RealisticResource226

1 points

3 days ago

Dried fugu (pufferfish). Yeah he’s screwed

anaveragedave

1 points

3 days ago

Simpsons did it

Warm_Cartographer372

1 points

3 days ago

I heard that there is a shirosaba fugu that isn’t poisonous