Slip off hand under bowl while it is not looking. Lift bowl off table and grasp it firmly so it can not escape. Enjoy it’s fowl screams of terror as you remove sections with your blunt instrument and convey them between your teeth for ingestion.
Uh… no. In fact, what they do is further from ingestion, since they externalize their stomach to begin the process (until they suck the resulting slurry, or “chowder” back into their bodies)
in·ges·tion
/inˈjesCHən/
noun
the process of taking food, drink, or another substance into the body by swallowing or absorbing it.
Slip off hand under bowl while it is not looking. Lift bowl off table and grasp it firmly so it can not escape. Enjoy it’s fowl screams of terror as you remove sections with your blunt instrument and convey them between your teeth for ingestion.
You mean digestion, ingestion is what starfish do.
Uh… no. In fact, what they do is further from ingestion, since they externalize their stomach to begin the process (until they suck the resulting slurry, or “chowder” back into their bodies)
in·ges·tion
/inˈjesCHən/
noun
the process of taking food, drink, or another substance into the body by swallowing or absorbing it.
Oh, just suck it up.
“I’ll have the vegetable soup. Easier to eat, ’cause it just sits there.”
That is the vegetative soup.
“Yeah, whatever, I can’t pronounce any of the dishes on this menu anyway.”
How can you tell it’s chicken soup? It’s yellow.