Supposedly from a 1905 newspaper article in the Elk Falls (KS) Journal.
Needs a caption:
Natascha Style:
(Read the fine print):
Poor guy!
Well, thatâs not at all wrong.
Got this from my gym just now. Read it to my PIC, who believed it. Once I reminded him of todayâs date he said he has no doubt someone will actually make a product like this.
Given the ongoing protein craze I concur.
I am actually a little surprised that it ISNâT a real product already.
When I read it to my PIC he took it for a real product. It wouldnât surprise me one bit, either.
Iâm holding out for the pumpkin spice protein vape and Dubai chocolate protein vape.
Some 2026 April Fool foods. There are some duplicates.
I think all groceries do - if youâre searching, an impulse buy is more likely.
I hadnât thought of that. Itâs frustrating going into the store to look for something I pick up regularly but canât find it because theyâve rearranged the store.
I think this was a Facebook-only drop, but KAFâs April Foolâs joke was a handle you could attach to a baguette to be able to take it with you whenever you need a bread fix.
I love feeling genetically superior tho. Even more so having overcome this genetic disposition through my own will and determination
My second daughter apparently has that soapy disposition. For her, for some reason (not trying), it suddenly switched from canât stand it to liking it around age 24.
'twas all about exposure and tolerance for me. Same with spicy food. A process, not an overnight thing.
Iâm not mad about it 
I remember hating cilantro when I first tried it, about age 10 or so. Several years later - 6-8, Iâd estimate - I tried it again and loved it. have loved it ever since. I donât remember whether I disliked it initially because it tasted soapy or just because it was different. I was about 10, so it could have been for any reason at all.
