The locusts aren't bad, but tree grubs, eww. I'll admit I'm quite squeamish about insects, especially the soft kinds, but seeing it advertised as food takes it to another level of gross.
I'm sure I'm not the only one disturbed by the advertisements for tree grubs in concourses.
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What ? Really ? 
Come on...
Come on... 
Should we not talk about honey ants in that case?
I wonder if they are good in a nice curry?
There you go writing oxymoron's again.
I am shocked OP, what are you doing noticing adverts.
Its totally disgusting eating insects.
What we need is something wholesome full of family values* like Kumo Burger and not this sick alien nonsense.
*calorific values, probably
What we need is something wholesome full of family values* like Kumo Burger and not this sick alien nonsense.
*calorific values, probably
Deep fried and coated in a variety of flavouring, they're quite crunchy on the outside with a slightly soft and chewy interior.
I like the peanut flavoured ones myself
I like the peanut flavoured ones myself
It is going to be the future to some extent. Meat production has to change somehow and those little crunchy bits of protein are just asking to be fried in butter.
They're only land prawns after all.
They're only land prawns after all.
Wycherley grubs....
I'll eat generally anything...but I draw the line at bugs. I mean, I would have to be starving and the only other alternative would have to be a "pizza" from Dominos. (As a NYer, don't get me started on the quality of pizza outside of NY! ).
As an aside, I love the ads in the concourses. Those are an example of how parts of Odyssey show somebody really tried their best for the game. Those and the health side effects of taking an Apex shuttle always make me laugh,
).As an aside, I love the ads in the concourses. Those are an example of how parts of Odyssey show somebody really tried their best for the game. Those and the health side effects of taking an Apex shuttle always make me laugh,
ocean bugs are the worst.
the ocean is where the trash lives.
This just makes me sad walking around on stations and not seeing this kind of content. Or at the very least, not seeing it from inside my ship as i go to dock.
Just don't look at the ads for the honey badgers.
It's 34th century. Deal with it.
I'll take my 1.25 Billion Credits and install a Barn Module with Auto-Abatoir in my Anaconda. Yes some people today eat insects - but how much of their diet consists of them. It feels like Claus Schwab and his cronies in their Sith-Lord gowns have inserted some social conditioning here. Gross and de-humanizing, turning people into labour-units.
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