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16. His mob name is "Toothy."

Thu May 4, 2023, 05:43 PM

May 2023

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Hundreds of pounds of cooked pasta mysteriously dumped in New Jersey woods [View all] Wicked Blue May 2023 OP

An FSM ritual? Where are the wine and cheese? niyad May 2023 #1

More importantly, where's the sauce? Wicked Blue May 2023 #2

You are quite correct. niyad May 2023 #4

And the parmesan cheese? debm55 May 2023 #8

FSM strikes again! live love laugh May 2023 #7

Pastafarianism!! Nictuku May 2023 #5

Pasta and New Jersey exboyfil May 2023 #6

FSM discovered napping in forest. SergeStorms May 2023 #9

Sure that's not a discarded rug from TFG? n/t Not Heidi May 2023 #10

Aliens were obviously involved Bayard May 2023 #11

This is just what happens when MutantAndProud May 2023 #12

Newsworthy in the Pastafarians group AKwannabe May 2023 #13

That was fun! niyad May 2023 #19

Probably overcooked, rsdsharp May 2023 #14

A guy names Al Dente was in on it Wicked Blue May 2023 #15

His mob name is "Toothy." rsdsharp May 2023 #16

Police are now on the lookout for a large runaway meatball diva77 May 2023 #21

Seems like there should be a koan to be found in this somewhere sl8 May 2023 #17

Give it 3 days. underpants May 2023 #18

Snicker. niyad May 2023 #20

His Wheatness cooks in mysterious ways 303squadron May 2023 #22

Another photo shows MUCH more pasta was dumped Wicked Blue May 2023 #23

Dumped pasta in Jersey Pharlo May 2023 #24

I'd think the squirrels, raccoons, birds etc would eat it? intrepidity May 2023 #25