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That's the only reason I opened the comments... To be fair though, I think I'm gonna adopt that term.

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lemmy.ca

The strangest part is that they said "corn on the cob" before corn bone. What do they think the cob is?

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Broadfernreply
lemmy.world

Technically less steps since the corn is unprocessed

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lemmy.world

So is growing the corn and picking the corn and cooking the corn and buttering the corn and🤓

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lemmy.zip

“What is the word for the thing inside corn on the cob? Huh, it’s impossible to know. Guess I’ll go with corn bone“

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lemmy.world

left pic is corn mixed with some dough to bind, right pic i think they just stick an slice of hotdog at the end

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expatriadoreply
lemmy.world

that would be captain disillusion, but i would take an spot as assistant disillusion

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Yes, but who boned the corn in the first place? Jesus... get your weiner out of that corn, OP!

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lemmy.world

My partner is yelling at me that Jenna Marbles did this first.

She said she's not yelling. She is just talking with a firm and direct voice.

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DrSoapreply
lemmy.world

I WAS LOOKING FOR SOMEONE TO SAY JENNA MARBLES... in a firm and direct voice!!

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Tell your partner thank you for me and that while she may not be yelling, it would absolutely be deserved. We've made it all the way back oaround

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The ratio of comments referring to corn bone are beginning to make me question my awareness of the world around me.

Are more of you aware of this term? Have I missed out on over a potential 30+ years of hilarity and innuendo?

Maybe I’ll stay in bed today.

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I don't know about fewer steps. How does one remove the bone from the corn without the corn falling apart now lacking the structural support the bone provided?

Boneless corn don't just grow in a field you know.

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The only way this could be more literally a corn dog, is if it was a Dachshund coated in corn.

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You reached the end