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April 19, 2025 at 8:03 am #96154
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ParticipantLet’s be honest—you probably never thought you’d need a public service announcement about the dangers of eating a table. And yet, here we are.
Whether you’re attempting a weird TikTok challenge or just incredibly hungry, eating a table is a bad idea. Here’s why.
1. Tables Are Not Food
Let’s start with the obvious: tables are furniture, not a part of the food pyramid. Made of wood, plastic, metal, or even glass—none of these materials are digestible, let alone edible. Your stomach didn’t sign up for this, and honestly, neither did the table.2. You Might Have Bigger Problems
If you’re seriously considering taking a bite out of your dining room table, it might be time to talk to someone. Maybe a friend. Maybe a therapist. Maybe both. We’re here for you, but let’s try chewing on something less… IKEA.3. Your Teeth Will Regret It
One bite into a table leg, and your dentist just booked a vacation. Tables are tough—especially oak or marble. Your teeth? Not so much. Tooth enamel wasn’t built for mahogany. Don’t test it.4. Digestive Disaster Incoming
Let’s say, hypothetically, you did manage to swallow some table bits. Guess what? Your digestive system is about to throw the biggest tantrum of its life. Splinters, varnish, screws—your stomach isn’t a construction site. Bandotslot5. You’re Probably Breaking a Few Laws of Nature
Evolution didn’t bring us this far for us to snack on furniture. There are hundreds of snack options that don’t involve swallowing a table. Chips? Great. Fruit? Perfect. Wood screws? Hard pass.Final Thoughts
Eating a table might seem like a funny idea at first (okay, maybe for 0.5 seconds), but in reality, it’s a one-way trip to the ER, and your dignity might not recover.So next time you’re feeling snacky, grab a cookie—not a coffee table. Your stomach (and your local carpenter) will thank you.
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