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Liposuction Meatballs anyone?

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He claimed that the meatballs were not only delicious, but contained less fat than supermarket meatballs.
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What a f***ing rip off; clearly he's is jipping us potential buyers from getting higher quality balls if they contain less fat than competing brands. He is obviously cutting down on the amount of his fat per ball in order to make more money when we could have a more delicious product. :|
 
Evaristti produced 48 meatballs from his own fat, some of which will be canned and sold for US$4,000 ($6,200) for 10. Two cans have already been sold to collectors for US$23,200 each.
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That's one of the more shocking parts of this.
"Human fat! Get your cans of gen-you-wine 100 PERcent human fat! Opening bid, $10K each. I hear $10K, $11K? Anyone for 11K?"


WHY???

"Honey, I know you said you don't like expensive gifts, but I saw this and just knew I had to get it for you."
"Oh how sweet, what is it?"
"Open it."
"What...is it?"
"Human fat! Isn't it wonderful?"
*ralph*
 
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Chilean artist Marco Evaristti (left) presented his friends with his newest creation on Thursday night: Meatballs cooked with fat from his own body, extracted by liposuction.

'Ladies and gentleman, bon appetit and may God bless,' said Evaristti, a glass in his hand, to his dining companions seated around a table at the Animal Gallery in Chile's capital, Santiago.

On the plates in front of them was a serving of agnolotti pasta and in the middle, a meatball made with the fat that Evaristti had removed from his body last last year.

'You are not a cannibal if you eat art,' he added. He described it as a criticism of the plastic surgery market.
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Confronting: Marco Evaristti once exhibited and invited visitors to press the buttons.

Evaristti produced 48 meatballs from his own fat, some of which will be canned and sold for US$4,000 ($6,200) for 10. Two cans have already been sold to collectors for US$23,200 each.

http://newpaper.asia1.com.sg/news/story/0,4136,121401,00.html
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guy's a freak
 
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