By: W. D. Hairston "Huh? What?"

W. D. Hairston "Huh? What?" — Tue, 11 Dec 2012 08:02:41 +0000

What can I say – it’s Bacon! What can one possibly say that isn’t self explanatory?Just as it looks – Band-Aids that look like bacon.Cool enough in it’s own right.I’ve been sitting here just *waiting* to cut myself just so I can slap one of these bad boys on, to the envy of all friends and coworkers.There’s no doubt that a slab of bacon will heal any wound.Comes w/ “free toy” too – a tiny little piglet figurine. How demented is that.

By: My Uncle Stu

My Uncle Stu — Tue, 11 Dec 2012 07:52:46 +0000

z’man cheirusainu I picked these up on an impulse, tired of sporting Dora and Strawberry Shortcake bandages over my manly shaving-related mutilations. Just an impulse, good for a few chuckles, but I’m glad I did.I like these bacon bandages. I love bacon, it makes everything tastier. You ever have scallops wrapped in bacon? Or, where I grew up, we had the francheezie, a quarter-pound dog, split up and filled with cheese, and wrapped with bacon. I love the idea of garnishing myself with bacon, and all it symbolizes. To my kosher cousins, the bacon serves as a slight, a defiant declaration that I will not be laden down by dogma and delusion. To my vegan brothers and sisters, the bacon is a visible symbol of my dishonor, a white-meat scarlet letter confessing my lack of grit: “I’m with you in spirit, comrades, but the flesh is weak.”I’m so fond of these band-aids that it’s a little bit of a downer when my wounds heal up. I eager anticipate paper cuts. I’m actually contemplating getting a bacon tattoo. Let me know what you think.

Comments on: BACON shaped themed Adhesive Bandages

By: W. D. Hairston "Huh? What?"

By: My Uncle Stu