Life lessons learned in unorthodox ways. Fueled by questionable behavior and curiosity, this is my improvised checklist of what to do with my life.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Day 106: Meat-shake
Its about as appetizing as it sounds. To really get the reference with this challenge, you might want to check out this video by one of the greatest channels on YouTube.
Nasty
Its a channel shared by two brothers (John and Hank Green), and although I'm not about to go into too much detail over their online vlogging project, but I will say that their project entails a variety of punishments, and the blenderized happy meal is one of those. I have been following John's and Hank's project for years now and have watched every single vlogbrothers (thats their channel name) video (all 814 of them). I felt the need to recreate John's cheeseburger blending experiment because I always thought that he was totally overeating about the disgusting factor of the challenge. I thought it would be a cake walk. In hindsight, I can tell you that drinking a blenderized cheeseburger is a horrible idea. I blenderized my entire meal just like how John did. My shake had one cheeseburger (bun, mayo, ranch, ketchup, patty, cheese, tomato), some Lays potato chips, some baked beans, and the rest of my cup of lemon-aid. I knew that the lemon-aid was a bad idea, but that could only make for a more interesting blog entry. I blended up the shake and gave my brother a tiny bit to try. It was god awful, everything about it was completely off-putting. The texture resembled soggy oatmeal, and it was too thick to actually eat. I ended up pouring in some milk to make it easier to drink. The taste was so awful that I ended up gagging twice. I thought that throwing up was the only way this challenge was going to end, and I'm still surprised that it didn't happen. Somehow, I made it through the glass of shredded cow and lemon-aid. It was so disgusting and I definitely give John Green credit for his attempt at the meat shake. It'll fill you up and let you down.
Its a channel shared by two brothers (John and Hank Green), and although I'm not about to go into too much detail over their online vlogging project, but I will say that their project entails a variety of punishments, and the blenderized happy meal is one of those. I have been following John's and Hank's project for years now and have watched every single vlogbrothers (thats their channel name) video (all 814 of them). I felt the need to recreate John's cheeseburger blending experiment because I always thought that he was totally overeating about the disgusting factor of the challenge. I thought it would be a cake walk. In hindsight, I can tell you that drinking a blenderized cheeseburger is a horrible idea. I blenderized my entire meal just like how John did. My shake had one cheeseburger (bun, mayo, ranch, ketchup, patty, cheese, tomato), some Lays potato chips, some baked beans, and the rest of my cup of lemon-aid. I knew that the lemon-aid was a bad idea, but that could only make for a more interesting blog entry. I blended up the shake and gave my brother a tiny bit to try. It was god awful, everything about it was completely off-putting. The texture resembled soggy oatmeal, and it was too thick to actually eat. I ended up pouring in some milk to make it easier to drink. The taste was so awful that I ended up gagging twice. I thought that throwing up was the only way this challenge was going to end, and I'm still surprised that it didn't happen. Somehow, I made it through the glass of shredded cow and lemon-aid. It was so disgusting and I definitely give John Green credit for his attempt at the meat shake. It'll fill you up and let you down.
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