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The Mysterious Mr. Wing Lee - Genetic Entrepreneur: by Mike Brown
The Mysterious Mr. Wing Lee: Genetic Entrepreneur
Mr. Wing Lee at the Cheese Lab
Genetically engineered body parts are grown from low grade cheese.  Mr. Wing Lee calmly feeds a human head pure MSG as part of his secret process.
Factoids At A Glance:
  • He was Brad Pitt's college roommate at Garden City Jr. College from 1981 to 1986.  Claims that he genetically altered Mr. Pitt's face and is responsible for his success.
  • He was expelled from the Long Island City Culinary Institute in 1988 for "Unorthodox Methods".
  • Mr. Wing Lee was convicted for Organ Theft in 1993 and again in 1995.
  • Mr. Lee was refused entry as a contestant for "Iron Chef" in 1999 for declaring "Cheese & Sweet Nectars" as an individual  course.
  • Wing has personally catered all  Disk-O events since 1998.
Startling new evidence revealed in this first time Disk-O Conspiracy Sprocket Exclusive:

New York Chinese Take-Out Restaurant is Front for Horrible Genetic Experiments!

Some of our long-time readers will undoubtedly recognize the name Wing Lee as the exclusive caterer for Disk-O magazine.  After years of loyal patronage we were horrified to discover that Mr. Lee was violating all the laws of nature as well as several serious health department regulations by growing dismembered body limbs in his kitchen.

When asked directly about his irregular activities, Mr. Lee explained "The human body is a mysterious and wonderful thing.  Through my ongoing experiments I discovered the basic building blocks of life could be found in many of the sweet nectars wasting away in our grease trap."  He went on to further explain... "For instance, did you know that the
genetic make up of a block of Velveeta cheese contains 87% of the same characteristics as you or me?  By adding pumping MSG through the circulatory system of a block of cheese, it is possible to breed an endless supply of human organs and body parts."

Experts claim Mr. Lee has perfected a technique now called "#6 Hot and Spicy Gene Splicing".  "He has accomplished more with rudimentary garlic sauce and kitchen grease than many so called established geneticist have achieved with atom smashers and large government grants" said Dink Witherspoon, a long time patron of the Wing Lee Take-Out restaurant.  "It's only natural that they should be jealous - I think he's a true hero!"
 

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Whats Next... An Army of Genetically Superior Cheese Boys? 
One can only speculate what life would be like under the iron rule of a Wing Lee Genetic Urber-Dairyland gone mad...
(see artist rendering above)

 
Was Movie Star Brad Pitt Mr. Lee's First Successful Experiment?

For the First Time Ever, These Startling Yearbook Photos Tell a Gruesome Story...
Brad Pit Before Treatment
1981
Brad Pitt Before
Wing Lee Genetic
Enhancements
During Treatment
1982
Brad Pitt During Initial Cheese Graft
Brad Pit After treatment
1983
Brad Pitt After
Revolutionary Wing Lee Treatment
Images Courtesy of Garden City Jr. College Yearbook Staff

 
THE UNTOLD STORY:

Mr. Lee was Brad Pitt's college roommate at Garden City Jr. College from 1981 to 1986.  He claims to have genetically altered Mr. Pitt's face and takes full credit for his success.  The images displayed above are a gruesome record of the painful grafting of genetically engineered parts from cheese to human subject.

It was during these years spent in the company of Mr. Pitt that Lee formulated many of his ideas and perfected his diabolical technique.


 
 

 

 
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