Photo: McDonald's McRib Sandwich. Are You Kidding Me?

[TheMoneyShot]

You are looking at the main ingredient for a McRib sandwich.

I had no idea.

[brainfreeze]

Unreal.. Guess thats why I haven't felt like eating there in years.

[TheMoneyShot]

I'd like to have 1 pork rectum to go please.

[Fidel_CashFlow]

Moneyshot just passed TTwarrior for most overall posts about Mcdonalds

only thing I can eat there is their fries .....

[THE_LOCKSMITH]

isn't saying a boneless pork rectum being redundant? i never knew that pork rectums had bone

[KVB]

Moneyshot just passed TTwarrior for most overall posts about Mcdonalds

only thing I can eat there is their fries .....

isn't saying a boneless pork rectum being redundant? i never knew that pork rectums had bone

Coincidentally, TTWarrior knows a great deal about bones in rectums.

[LeahMichele]

BS. It says approved for export. The McDonalds picture is not even on the box, its added to the picture.

[smitch124]

Nobody even mentions the inverted, I hope that is done postmortem

[Dirty Sanchez]

Just proves the theory that as long as you dunk anything in barbecue sauce you're good to go

[Eddy Munny]

The photo is obviously doctored, but the actual ingredients probably aren't much better.

[big joe 1212]

Nothing wrong with eating a little ass now and then

[VeggieDog]

Rectum? Hell, it KILLED him!!!!

[JMon]

BS. It says approved for export. The McDonalds picture is not even on the box, its added to the picture.

glad someone intelligent caught that!

[TheMoneyShot]

It doesn't matter if it was doctored or not. Someone eating some inverted ass somewhere.

But where? China?

[grease lightnin]

Inverted pig asshole. This is what they should have served at Gitmo.

[mikefromsd]

Here's some rectums!

[Eddy Munny]

It doesn't matter if it was doctored or not. Someone eating some inverted ass somewhere.

Well, it kinda matters since the original post was meant to lead people to the conclusion that those inside-out poop chutes were going into their McRib sandwich.

But, like I said, I don't think it really makes a difference. If you followed your McDonald's hamburger from it's origins to your dinner plate, it would probably turn your stomach just as much as the thought of piggy assholes.

[The Kraken]

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Claim: Photograph shows boxes of Tyson "[inverted] boneless pork rectums."

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PROBABLY TRUE

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Example: [Collected via e-mail, July 2012]

The attached picture has appeared now on several image sites on the Internet. I've tried searching to see if this is real, faked, or Photoshopped, but haven't found an answer. If this is real, for what ungodly purpose would this "Product of the USA" be used for?



Origins: This photograph of boxes of Tyson Food products bearing labels identifying the contents as [inverted] "Boneless Pork Rectums" originated (as far as we know) in 2007, when it was posted to the Taiwan-based Forumosa message board by a user who described it as a picture "Taken last week outside a local dumpling shop."

Tyson declined to verify for us whether the displayed photograph was a genuine picture of one of that company's products, but we see no reason to doubt that it is. Unlike such notorious fictional gag items as "fish assholes," pork rectums (including the inverted variety) are a not uncommon food product, used in such dishes as chitlins (or chitterlins) and vended by many different companies in a variety of countries.

[SBRMAN23]

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Claim: Photograph shows boxes of Tyson "[inverted] boneless pork rectums."

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PROBABLY TRUE

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Example: [Collected via e-mail, July 2012]

The attached picture has appeared now on several image sites on the Internet. I've tried searching to see if this is real, faked, or Photoshopped, but haven't found an answer. If this is real, for what ungodly purpose would this "Product of the USA" be used for?



Origins: This photograph of boxes of Tyson Food products bearing labels identifying the contents as [inverted] "Boneless Pork Rectums" originated (as far as we know) in 2007, when it was posted to the Taiwan-based Forumosa message board by a user who described it as a picture "Taken last week outside a local dumpling shop."

Tyson declined to verify for us whether the displayed photograph was a genuine picture of one of that company's products, but we see no reason to doubt that it is. Unlike such notorious fictional gag items as "fish assholes," pork rectums (including the inverted variety) are a not uncommon food product, used in such dishes as chitlins (or chitterlins) and vended by many different companies in a variety of countries.

I just threw up in my mouth disgustin g

[KVB]