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The Tampa Tribune’s food writer since 2005, Jeff Houck covers the way people live through their food. He also hosts the Table Conversations food podcast and believes that everything crunchy is good.
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Happy Cows Make Happy Steaks [A Cow’s Inner Monologue: ‘Man, I Look Delicious.’]
Posted Jul 11, 2008 by Jeff Houck
Updated Jul 11, 2008 at 11:24 AM
Friend of The Stew David Williams shares this lovely animation he found on a vintage art blog:
Reminds me of the Web site Suicide Food, which featuries animations of animals “desiring to be eaten. Sickening.”
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Posted by (vintage) on November 13, 2008
I love it not only for the actual patterns inside, but also for the color scheme and the illustration style used.
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