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Banzai 18-10-2004 12:07
Welcome!
 
[spam]

Banzai! :D

Pastorius 18-10-2004 12:12
For dinner today I have spam with spam vegetables and spam sauce.

For desert, I have spam pudding with whipped spam cream on top.

I ll brew some spam coffee too.

YUM

grahamiam 18-10-2004 15:32
i just wanted to say thanks for the pleasant welcome. now, to start us down the proper path to the sewer...
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anarres 18-10-2004 16:07
Mmmm. Spam meatshake!.

Pastorius 18-10-2004 16:57
http://www.spam.com/

It's the Official SPAM Home Page. The one in good taste. Like SPAM Luncheon Meat.

Don't be shy. Explore. See if you can find all of the great interactive features scattered throughout the site. (Here's a hint... check out SPAM in Time.)

Enjoy. And by all means, make yourself at home.

In fact, if you join The Official SPAM Fan Club, it's your home, too.

For great gift ideas, go to the SPAM Gift Catalog

Pastorius 18-10-2004 16:58
Read here for proof that all spam tastes the same - highlighted in bold:
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SPAM Family of Products.

SPAM may be famous now, but it wasn't always that way. Fact is, SPAM hails from some rather humble beginnings.

Flash back to Austin, Minnesota, in 1937.

You're right. There isn't much here, except for an ambitious company called Hormel.

These good folks are about to hit upon an amazing little recipe: a spicy ham packaged in a handy dandy 12-ounce can.

J. C. Hormel, then president, adds the crowning ingredient: He holds a contest to give the product a name as distinctive as its taste.

SPAM soars. In fact, in that very first year of production, it grabs 18 percent of the market.

Over 65 years years later, more than 6 billion cans of SPAM have been sold.

See for yourself. Whether it's SPAM, SPAM Oven Roasted Turkey, SPAM Smoke Flavored, SPAM Lite or SPAM Less Sodium, it's the same great taste.

Try it.

Pastorius 18-10-2004 17:04
Random spammy facts:

SPAM doesn't live in glass houses. It comes in cans.

Oh, SPAM's great hot or cold.

Ever since SPAM was introduced in 1937, it's been flying off the shelf.

Let's just say SPAM's in orbit. All those cans would circle the earth almost 13 times.

The Green Midget Cafe, which you'll find in a Monty Python film, offered this tasty concoction: lobster thermidor aux crevettes with a Mornay sauce garnished with truffle pate, brandy, and a fried egg on top and SPAM.

Hawaiians eat more SPAM per person than any people in any other state.

TRAVELING TIPS FOR PEOPLE GOING TO BREDA:
It's always a good idea to have an extra can of SPAM around. The 7-ouncer even fits in your back pocket. The 12-ouncer rides nicely in your briefcase or suitcase.



You should have no trouble finding SPAM. It's a registered trademark in 101 countries.


When was the last time you stopped to savor the SPAM?

Ginger_Ale 18-10-2004 21:31
Wow, I can't believe those facts!! Awesome!! ;)
































Oh yeah:

























spam :D

Matrix 21-01-2005 12:39
Great welcoming pic, grahamiam! :D

With your dehibernation you don't mind I bring back this topid, do you? [mischief]

Grille 21-01-2005 20:56
lol, that family gives you a nice warm feeling of being always welcomed...


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