“Found these in my cooked spaghetti. The sauce was canned.”
They definitely look like rosary peas. Don’t eat that spaghetti bro! And if you already ate it, go to the doctor.
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Cornelius 4 year s ago
#23: 'Between the glass?' I think you mean 'Within the glass.' If so, it's probably an ingredient added to silica that didn't mix properly when the glass was cast.
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Loomie 4 year s ago
Cornelius,
No, it doesn't look like it's inside with the nail polish.
No, it doesn't look like it's inside with the nail polish.
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Philadelphia 4 year s ago
#23
It's white and gold, not blue and black
It's white and gold, not blue and black
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Ib 4 year s ago
Philadelphia,
I see what you did there.
I see what you did there.
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Obie 4 year s ago
#23 It looks to be the same color as her nails, do you think maybe its...
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Lish 4 year s ago
Keep these posts coming! 
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Meus 4 year s ago
Its a micro fault in the glass which is only big enough to let the molecules of the base part of the nail varnish through but the pigment molecules are too big.
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Winfield 4 year s ago
I agree the last one is just a stress crack on the nailpolosh bottle. Glass can crack like that from an imperfection in the molding process, anything from a tiny bubble to a scratch, and a small bump can cause it to internally separate.
No, it doesn't look like it's inside with the nail polish.
It's white and gold, not blue and black
I see what you did there.