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Meatloaf: The most ironic of all foods.

And you thought the food was bad...

What once was meat, for now, is loaf.
A cow turns into bread.
Musculature, may serve as toast.

The world. Turned on. Its head." ”
~ Oscar Wilde's 1st poem on meatloaf.
“Two out of three ain't bad”
~ Meatloaf on Its fame, singing ability, and taste
“I came, I saw, I cancelled.”
~ Meatloaf on his most recent tour
“ Copycat...”
~ Meatwad on Meatloaf
“Whoa, that guy's got more bread than a prison meatloaf”
~ Larry Burns on Meatloaf
“I will do anything for love... but I won't do that.”
~ That guy on meatloaf

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The History of Meatloaf

Meatloaf was first invented by Weird Al Yankovic in 300 B.C. Meatloaf is based on the popular children's game Cranium. After cheese as a cure for poverty by crossing a snake with a giraffe. But Oscar Wilde had already cured poverty by inventing bean dip, so Al was stuck with giant pair of pants full of meatloaf (The pants were cheaper than a refrigerator).

Devastated, Al, decided to give his invention to the local tourist office. They loved it, but decided it was a bit too expensive for popular sales, so they made a few minor modifications to the recipe... They added the following ingredients:

                                     Justin Bieber's breath
                                     Tupac's Brain
                                     Chuck Norris' genital hair
                                     Pig semen
                                     Ostrich dander
                                     The "peanut butter jelly time" banana
                                     Onision's counter-part "emo Charlie"
                                     and the entire cast of "High School Musical"

This eventually manifested into this singing slab of meat we know today.

Singing career

Meatloaf really sizzled in the Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Meatloaf is a famous singer, most noted for writing a billion albums with the words "bat" and "Hell" in the title. Most people think that this is a guy who calls himself meatloaf, but it's actually a giant singing slab of food.

Its singing abilities were advertised in the Rocky Horror Picture Show (pictured above), along with its edibility (although the latter has since been debunked). Jim Steinman has worked with Meatloaf for over 30 years, and has never once tried to eat him (or so has been rumored).


Each year on Wednesday the 13th, the people of Burley, East Wussex accelerate a meatloaf through their town until it kills someone. The person is then made into next year's meatloaf and stored in the neolithic fridge for which the town is named.

The New Recipe

Meatloaf is not actually made from cows. No, it is made of people who have turned into cows. (That is, meatloaf is either made out of members of the unfortunate cowated populace or one of the ever frightening Werecows).

Meatloaf production starts with throwing a man-cow into a giant blender and then spitting on it. Then they add the "secret ingredient" (dog blood, but don't tell them I told you), and the other "secret ingredient" (cat vomit, you can tell them I told you that.)

Then the slop is rocketed into the sun for four seconds (or until crispy) and then shipped back to earth by friendly aliens, who spit on the meatloaf some more to give it "flavor." Straying interstellar objects and bits of space rubble may gather around the hovering emulsion for added flavor.

Bill, the Meatloafman (of Olde Norse mythology) anxiously sits on top of a mountain, waiting to shape the incoming sludge into bricks. He does so, and the finished product is immediately packaged and shipped to various retailers, as always, by UPS. This is in fact how UPS got its start, as well as its now unmistakable company color. In UPS's early years, when it shipped exclusively meatloafs, the delivery trucks were actually designed to look exactly like meatloafs as a signal to other motorists to be more cautious, in hopes to prevent damage the meatloafs. A general public fondness of meatloaf became quickly apparent with the sharp decline of meatloaf delivery truck accidents. Since then a more commercial appearance has been adapted, but the brown color remains as a tribute to the company's beginnings. Sadly, meatloaf delivery truck accidents have now increase by 30% since the "loaftrucks" were decommissioned.

Some ingredients you can add to meatloaf are the following: -ChickenBones (for a REAL fall off the bone taste!) -Gutter Sludge (your Mom's Favorite) -Carrots (wait... WTF?) -Slices of Alton Brown for some serious meatloaf! -Iron Nails (for the people that love crunch! otherwise add a TACO BELL taco shell. It'll cut your teeth out) -booze (hey... just sayin.....) AND MY FAVORITE: -Shit

Meatloaf Land

There's a little Meatloaf Merry Go Round where you can go ride the little different Meatloafs and it would play Britney Spears music so you would think that you're in hell.

Of course, It would spin at a speed surpassing that of a centrifuge... If you aren't in hell when you get on, you probably will be after you fly off.


Most of Meatloafs success was in fact stolen from Jim Steinman who was the real talent in the band. Everybody, from Oscar Wilde and Humphrey Bogart to you then got addicted to meatloaf as if it were spam in the fifties. It has held the pedestal of Humanity's Fourteenth Favorite Food ever since.

Things Meatloaf would do for Love


Things Meatloaf would NOT do for Love


See also

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Chicken Soup for the Eyes
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