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Papercraft Steaks by Lost At E Minor

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Seeing as rising food and fuel prices may make steak an unattainable luxury for all but the wealthiest people in the future, it's good to know that at least there will be papercraft steaks to fill that sucking void that will be left on our plates—much the way poverty-stricken peasants in inland China used to have wooden fish on the table during banquets. There's a raw version and a cooked version available for download, along with a side of carrots, a plate, and even paper silverware.

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This entry posted on 09 June 2008 at 9:25 AM
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