We're going to break Brady in twain at the 50.

Allen Bailey and Justin Houston are going to pin him down and feed him Gates.

With Extra Spicy sauce. And pickles.

Tom Terrific's butthole will blow like a weathered o-ring under pressure.

get him a doggie bag!!! yeah!!!

https://forums.rivals.com/proxy.php?...4dfa9f1287115a

Are his kids' ****ing lips on the safe ingredient list? Because we know he loves those.

ROFL

I hate ketchup too.

There's no good reason to ever eat ketchup in a world where BBQ sauce exists.

This guy gets it. Anything someone else puts ketchup on can, and should, be easily replaced with BBQ sauce.

No wonder he's such a miserable prick.

Brady is gonna get fisted right in his pussy hole.

Shows how much of an idiot Brady is. Tomato’s are super high in lycopene, of of the great anti oxidants. Lycopene is also an impressive anti inflammatory agent. Brady’s Chef is a moron

Could Brady use ketchup for lube? If so, he'll be wanting it (nightshade or not) when Chris Jones comes raping.

No wonder he seems to be such a miserable ****.

Brady probably got this tomato thing from Dr. Gundry. Although Gundry thinks tomatoes are fine if you peel the skin and don't eat the seeds.

SMART PLANTS: TOMATO
Smart Plants | Gundry MDA new study on the defense mechanisms of tomato plants has showed that tomatoes can sense a predator from its bite, turn on an extra powerful chemical, send out a message to surrounding plants that a predator is on the loose, and – WARNING: this is where we enter horror film territory – even turn hungry caterpillars into cannibals!

In the study, scientists encouraged tomato plants to go into attack mode by spraying them with varying amounts of a chemical known as methyl jasmonate which they knew would amp up the defense mechanism quicker in the tomato plants. Once their defenses were on high alert they started to produce nasty proteins to protect themselves.2

Scientists then placed eight caterpillars on each plant and watched how the caterpillars would handle their food choices when faced with the toxic proteins. After a few days, the caterpillars decided to eat each other instead!
https://gundrymd.com/smart-plants/

The folks vs. nightshades cite alkaloids as the problem. They are the plants' natutal insect repellent. Some think they contribute to autoimmune disorders. Not sure research completely supports the theory.