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What's that they say about getting paid to do what you love?

Bacon is so bad for you that you don't even need to eat it for it to cause health problems.

Ask and ye shall receive.

If there is one thing the internet has taught us it's that people really love bacon. A coffee house in Cheltenham, England is betting that there are folks out there who love the cured meat so much that they would be willing to shell out 150 pounds ($237) for what they are calling the Bacon Bling sandwich.

You no longer need a frying pan and steel arteries to make bacon a regular part of your morning routine. That's because 'Bacontrepreneurs' J&D have turned everybody’s favorite cured meat into a shaving cream.

Just like our fellow testosterone-sweating, meat-loving friend Ron Swanson, we’re big fans of bacon. To put our love for the greasy snack into perspective, learning about the horrific pending bacon shortage sent us into a minor panic attack, but it’s difficult to fully encompass our feelings for the meat strips. Luckily, a bacon-loving middle-schooler has done that for us.

We really don’t like to be the bearers of bad news. It makes us feel all sad and weird, like ‘Gangnam Style’ in an elevator. But this time, we feel that it’s necessary to relay said bad news, if only for your health: there is going to be a global shortage of bacon next year.

Though we wouldn't expect someone to eat an entire lasagna in one sitting, even one serving of this monster-of-a-dish from Epic Meal Time would still contain over 7,000 calories per-person when divided into 10 servings. The literally epic lasagna was created by the men of Epic Meal Time, a website devoted to concocting and eating bizarre foods.