Crumbs On The Carpet
Gastronomic Odyssey: Crumbs On The Carpet Unveiled
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Dinner whispers, "Come and get it"
Dinner is served, inviting someone to eat.
Poses on the plate
Food arranged in a decorative manner on the plate.
We shot it twice with anesthetic
The food has been drugged twice with anesthetic.
Still it bites the waiters
The food still harms the waiters despite being drugged.
Till they're bleeding in the loo
Waiters are injured, bleeding in the restroom.
So goddamn hot it burns their shoes
The food is extremely spicy, causing discomfort.
We lick them clean, we eat 'em too
The speaker licks and eats the shoes of the waiters.
Still there's room enough for more masala
Despite the chaos, there's still space for more spicy food.
Enchilada, monkey brains and donkey doos
List of exotic foods including masala, enchilada, monkey brains, and donkey doos.
More masala, enchilada
Repetition of the desire for various exotic foods.
Monkey brains and donkey doos
-More masala, enchilada, monkey brains
-Donkey doos
-More masala, enchilada, monkey brains
Continuation of the desire for exotic foods, emphasizing variety.
Donkey doos
-More masala, enchilada, monkey brains
-Donkey doos
-We'd eat the wall if it could walk
Expressing a willingness to eat even inanimate objects like walls.
And we could sink our forks in
-We are what we eat we are many-sided
We are defined by what we consume, and the speaker has tried a diverse range of foods.
Just you name it, sure we've tried it
-We are what we eat we are many-sided
Repetition of the idea that our identity is shaped by our consumption habits.
Just you name it, sure we've tried it
-We are what we eat we are many-sided
Emphasizing the diverse range of foods the speaker has tried.
Just you name it, sure we've tried it
-Why hide it?
Questioning the need to hide one's varied food preferences.
More masala, enchilada, monkey brains
Reiteration of the desire for exotic foods, including masala, enchilada, monkey brains, and donkey doos.
Donkey doos
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