TOTP SPAM
Dances with Smnrfs: Awesome!
I'll stick with Spam.
Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012
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This was what I was looking for.
Do you think fried Treet tastes like fried spam?
Oh I see, my Wikipedia entry wasn't good enough for you. :S
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This was what I was looking for.
Do you think fried Treet tastes like fried spam?
Oh I see, my Wikipedia entry wasn't good enough for you. :S
Actually I had to look at your wiki link to find the link I was looking for. So without your link, my link was worthless.
Voles are a standard fuzzy. Please tell me they are not used in the production of Treet.
TREAT is the real canned meat.
TREAT, its mostly meat.
STOP NOW
Don't question the mysteries of meat.
Mr. Brown would start out with the honest intention of telling you a vastly funny anecdote about a dog. He would be 'so full of laugh' that he could hardly begin; then his memory would start with the dog's breed and personal appearance; drift into a history of his owner; of his owner's family, with descriptions of weddings and burials that had occurred in it, together with recitals of congratulatory verses and obituary poetry provoked by the same: then this memory would recollect that one of these events occurred during the celebrated 'hard winter' of such and such a year, and a minute description of that winter would follow, along with the names of people who were frozen to death, and statistics showing the high figures which pork and hay went up to. Pork and hay would suggest corn and fodder; corn and fodder would suggest cows and horses; cows and horses would suggest the circus and certain celebrated bare-back riders; the transition from the circus to the menagerie was easy and natural; from the elephant to equatorial Africa was but a step; then of course the heathen savages would suggest religion; and at the end of three or four hours' tedious jaw, the watch would change, and Brown would go out of the pilot-house muttering extracts from sermons he had heard years before about the efficacy of prayer as a means of grace. And the original first mention would be all you had learned about that dog, after all this waiting and hungering.
--Life on the Mississippi
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Ah, the South!
Here in New England we only grunt at each in monosyllables and hope that the "other" will quickly go away.