【best porn amateur girlfriend sex videos on xhamster】Enter to watch online.Well, someone transformed her fiancé's car into a chicken nugget

Why have best porn amateur girlfriend sex videos on xhamstera vehicle when you can have a mushy, drivable meat lump?

Such is the perspective of the new E4 show Carjackers, in which people steal their loved ones' cars, then get them altered beyond recognition.

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One woman, for example, transformed her fiancé's regular car into a chicken nugget, because her fiancé enjoys chicken nuggets. Who can argue with that logic?

Here is the car. It's not made using actual fried meat -- it was just intended to looklike fried meat.

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It does not.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

In fact, without the prominently displayed "I Love Nuggets" sign, we at Mashablethink this car looks more like the following:

• Pie crust

• Mustard

• Used kitchen sponge

• Moldy sponge cake

• Cornbread

• Vomit

Anyway, if you see this car driving around, do not try to eat it.

[H/T: BuzzFeed]

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