Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables by Ella Wenke

Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables by Ella Wenke

Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables

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Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables

the consumer as the world

the world produced for the consumption of humans

lost

the consumer as

the fungi

the cause of spoilage

CLICK to be saved!

by some paranormal

entity

pattern

god

the collective minds of humanity as rot

rot(s) may refer to

a pattern

a god

a girl

lost

“Alone”

“Alone”

“Alone”

“Alone”

“Alone”

can indicate the presence

the extent of the spoilage

ROT (disambiguation)

the world

a girl

acidifying

fermenting

disintegrating

other methods include salting, curing, canning

should be kept out of the Danger Zone

Noun

twentysomething (plural twentysomethings)

  1. A person whose age is between twenty and twenty-nine years, inclusive; someone in their twenties.

the process of decomposition

beyond the point of human appeal

the process of drying out

products that are at or past their “sell by” dates

or are imperfect in any way

edible, but often not sellable

that do not meet cosmetic standards

(“entirely alone, solitary, single”)

 

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