The Medicinal Uses of Nacho Cheese
The Sun, Earth and Moon don't align very often, but last week a similar event occurred: the cafeteria served nachos on the same day as carnitas!
Three friends and I all decided to partake on this magical event. Two of them kept it real and drizzled nacho cheese on top of their carnitas. One other friend and I dropped the ball and settled for plain carnitas. NOT A GOOD CHOICE.
Later that day, my stomach started to feel a bit odd. Rumblings started to occur which were then followed by a sharp pain. At that point I decided to ask my friends if they had any similar problems.
Here are the results:
Friend 1: Similar pains. Did not drizzle nacho cheese on top of carnitas.
Friend 2: No pains. Drizzled nacho cheese on top of carnitas.
Friend 3: No pains. Drizzled nacho cheese on top of carnitas.
After analyzing this study, I've come to only one conclusion: The nacho cheese must have coated their stomachs thus acting like a barrier to any bad carnita fillings!
I don't know if this strange alignment gave the nacho cheese special abilities or if the nacho cheese god was punishing us for not keeping it real, but one thing is obvious: nacho cheese has medicinal purposes.
I suppose that old saying is true: "A nacho a day keeps the doctor away."




Damn, guess nobody here was born the in the good old US of A.
Posted by: Uncle Sam | December 06, 2009 at 11:10 AM
pretty damn funny. glad to see that AMERICANS still have a sense of humor :)
Posted by: cheesydiva | April 14, 2007 at 09:58 AM
I don't think I can say that an entire country of people make me sick. But Mr. Ahmed Tieran, you make me sick.
Posted by: Miturb Baniz Durtee | April 08, 2007 at 09:31 PM
Americans make me sick.
Posted by: Ahmed Tieran | April 08, 2007 at 09:23 PM
I dont know about Armericans.
But one could applaud the research of these Americans, one day nacho cheese will cure cancer.
Posted by: Nachisimo | April 04, 2007 at 05:09 PM
OMFG typical armericans
Posted by: Azzamat Bagatov, Khazakhi news reporter and sexiest man alive | March 02, 2007 at 10:29 AM