YOu know, if you just buy a few dozen extra you can probably store them in the attic for later retrieval. I doubt you’ll be able to tell a difference in them 6 months from now.
Your contempt for what is the single most glorious example of mass-produced, processed food-analogue in Western society is duly noted, and ignored. 🙂
Wow. MickeyD’s was able to get them past the food police and out to the general population!
Moe, you are incorrect there. The single most glorious example of mass-produced, processed food-analogue in Western society is clearly Bacon Spam, which is actually quite tasty. You can make sandwiches with it, fried rice, batter it and deep fry it – the possibilities are endless…
The cafeteria at work had them two weeks ago. They called them something like “riblet sandwich”, but there was no mistaking what it was.
YOu know, if you just buy a few dozen extra you can probably store them in the attic for later retrieval. I doubt you’ll be able to tell a difference in them 6 months from now.
Your contempt for what is the single most glorious example of mass-produced, processed food-analogue in Western society is duly noted, and ignored. 🙂
Wow. MickeyD’s was able to get them past the food police and out to the general population!
Moe, you are incorrect there. The single most glorious example of mass-produced, processed food-analogue in Western society is clearly Bacon Spam, which is actually quite tasty. You can make sandwiches with it, fried rice, batter it and deep fry it – the possibilities are endless…
The cafeteria at work had them two weeks ago. They called them something like “riblet sandwich”, but there was no mistaking what it was.
The sight of that made me moan and drool like Homer Simpson. “Uuuuhhhhhh.”
And it’s only 9:30 in the morning. Darn you to Heck.
/heading out in search of a McDonalds…