Gastronomical Anomalies – Part 5

Great power and great table manners don’t necessarily go hand in hand.

Well, we can add “super-obnoxiousness”, “super-gluttony”, and “super-burping” to the list of Superman’s lesser-known superpowers.

Today’s dinnertime disaster has been brought to you by Action Comics #266 (July 1960) by Jerry Siegel, Wayne Boring, Jim Mooney, Curt Swan, and Stan Kaye.

Gastronomical Anomalies – Part 4

Who knew it was even possible for a meal to look worse entering the body than exiting it?

Well, she’s dedicated, I’ll give her that. Either that or suicidal.

This literal attempt to swallow a bitter pill comes to you courtesy of Daily Life With Monster Girls (モンスター娘のいる日常/Monsutaa Musume no Iru Nichijou) – Volume 6 (September 13, 2014) by Okayado.

Gastronomical Anomalies – Part 3

First of all, if I wanted to consume bitter-tasting bananas, I’d just eat them while they were still green.

Second of all, I’m not sure how revolutionary-minded a bunch of euphoria-addled heroin addicts would be.

It’s not just a banana republic, it’s a heroin-flavored banana republic. 😛

This bizarre exchange has been brought to you by Goldfinger (1964).

Gastronomical Anomalies – Part 2

There’re no incorrect ways to consume food and drink, just socially questionable ones.

At least she doesn’t have to worry about anything getting stuck in her throat.

This guide to dullahan table manners comes to you courtesy of Daily Life With Monster Girls (モンスター娘のいる日常/Monsutaa Musume no Iru Nichijou) – Volume 5 (March 13, 2014) by Okayado.

Gastronomical Anomalies – Part 1

Just because someone looks like they’re into exotic cuisine, doesn’t mean that they actually are.

Well, he certainly eats like an American even if he doesn’t look much like one. 🙂

This bit of food-related teasing has been brought to you by Mercy Sparx #6 (August 2014) by Josh Blaylock and Matt Merhoff.