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Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Nikol Baking Dish

In this grotesque parody of relaxed recreation, a dead chicken hot tubs her cares away. It's a theme we've seen many times before (here is a wonderful example)—the reinterpretation of ghastly extremes as commonplace situations.

This isn't a slaughtered bird cooking in boiling liquid. No, no, nothing of the sort!

It's a scene of sensual bliss, the headless and footless chicken unwinding after a hard day, soaking her tired muscles and soothing her plucked skin.

You can almost hear the spa attendant: Scalding broth? You're soaking in it.

Can you read the tagline at the bottom of the ad? "Treat your food to something good."

Dead animals never had it so easy!

5 comments:

  1. Oh my goodness... By FAR the most horrible picture posted yet. We should add a few more nooses.

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  2. Gross. But Phoebe, if you think this is the most horrible pic posted yet, you really need to go through the archives. :(

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  3. More a case of suicide food, in Brazil, I live in sao paulo and going through a big city market diver who sells food, vegetables, sweets, and unfortunately, meat and even live Animals. store's name means "happy pig, Meat noble and exotic. That butcher seems more a horror show, because they sell veal, piglets, lambs, foie gras and even alligator! (Sorry if difficult to understand, I'm using the google translator)
    thanks, Deborah

    (link: http://www.porcofeliz.com.br/index.htm)

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  4. No, it's not difficult to understand. Suicidefood is, regrettably, the universal language.

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