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That said, Apocalypse Lasagna is a hate crime in a bowl.

Let’s break it down.

Presentation:

Visually, it looked like someone stepped on a squirrel and then dressed it up in a Kraft Single for the funeral. The pickle slices on top? What were those? Garnish? Warning labels?

Each one stared at me like it knew what I’d done.

Texture:

If regret were a mouthfeel, this would be it. The saltines were either soggy or razor-sharp, no in-between. The mashed potatoes had the consistency of insulation foam. I bit into a corner and somehow got both hot cheese and cold dread. My tongue still has trust issues.

Flavor:

Imagine licking the inside of a locker filled with gym socks and canned chili.

Now imagine someone shouting “SPICE” in the background while it happens.

The jalapeño cheese spread burned my sinuses but not in a fun way—more like in a ‘my ancestors just flinched’ kind of way.

Aftermath:

I felt emotions I didn’t know I had. I burped twice and saw a vision of my own funeral.

Pharo said my aura dimmed for a full hour.

Side effects may include:

* Cold sweats

* Existential despair

* The urge to call your ex and apologize for everything

I gave it one star because the plastic spoon didn’t break. That’s it. That’s the win.

Final verdict:

Utter trash. If this is what survives the apocalypse, I’ll take my chances with the radiation.

Do better. Or worse. But notthis.

BALLS Charity Calendar Photo Shoot

Location: Basketball Court

“Okay, boys,” chirps Margaret Anne, all floral blouse and clip-on earrings, clipboard in hand. “Smile like you love our veterans and you’ve got nothing to hide under those outfits!”

The Bitches groan in unison.

“I don’t think I can hide anything under this outfit. There’s not enough of it to cover anything else,” West snarks.

Pharo mutters, “Last time I smiled like that, someone got pregnant.”

“This is a human rights violation,” Rhett mutters, already halfway wrapped in a giant red ribbon, a bow precariously stuck to his hip. “I look like a slutty Hallmark card.”

“You look like a blessing,” Margaret Anne says sweetly, patting his cheek.