no mom thats just ancient popcorn that Iโm holding for a friend
this post was submitted on 28 Aug 2023
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Looks dank bruh
- Be Peruvian
- Be bored
- Gather some corn
- Make fire with da boys
- Throw some corn into the fire
- Corn starts popping loudly
- Start making corny dances
- ???
- Profit
Super cool! I wish they would explain how they realized it was popcorn specifically though. Not that I doubt their conclusion, I am just curious. To me, that picture looks like, well, weed, but also like normal corn-on-the-cob. Is popcorn-on-the-cob a thing?
I can't speak to any science but I have had popcorn on the cob. It's fine but there's a reason it's not as popular.
Yes, but when you pop it on the cob, it all goes flying off
They discovered an ancient movie theater right next to it.