My husband cooked Spam in the kitchen for lunch today.

Ilsa

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Wed Nov-23-05 01:53 PM
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My husband cooked Spam in the kitchen for lunch today.

In honor of this event, I am burning two large cinnamon-scented candles.

http://www.mailmsg.com/sounds/spam-song.wav (Turn on sound for Monty Python.)

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MadHound

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Wed Nov-23-05 02:04 PM
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1. Well, first off, I think that Spam comes pre-cooked

And secondly, Eeeeew.

I just hate Spam, I've never understood the appeal. But then again, I love braunschweiger which most folks can't stand, so I suppose to each their own:shrug:

Still, I don't blame you for burning the candles, I would too.

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sui generis

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Wed Nov-23-05 02:29 PM
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5. go get you a loaf of rosemary sourdough at Panera's or your

local bakery, cut down a thickish slice and toast it, then spread thickly with braunschweiger and top with sliced hard boiled eggs liberally salted and washed down with a lovely German beer.

oh'hhhhh'hhhh, (wipes slobber off chin, continues to drool)

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MadHound

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Wed Nov-23-05 02:55 PM
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7. Droooooooooooooooooool!

Thanks, now my whole shirt is soaked with drool.;)

I had the great good fortune to grow up in a small farming town composed of German immigrants, Hermann Missouri. It has now turned into a tourist trap, but I still have fond memories of growing up with a German butcher, baker, vintner, grocer, etc. Hell, I was speaking as much German as English when I was a kid. Good memories, good times.

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kmla

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Wed Nov-23-05 02:09 PM
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2. Cooking spam in the kitchen is probably the most logical place...

... if you ask my opinion.

Cooking it in the bathroom? That would be weird.

:evilgrin:

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Ilsa

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Wed Nov-23-05 04:48 PM
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8. I'd rather he grilled it outside...the garage, on the sidewalk..eom

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sui generis

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Wed Nov-23-05 02:17 PM
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3. oy, that smell!!!!

Edited on Wed Nov-23-05 02:30 PM by sui generis

I used to meals-on-wheels years ago to some housebound old folks and one of them loved to fry baloney on a hot plate.

I would rather eat someone else's used boogers than eat fried baloney, but whenever she made some I would spend some time and choke down a sammich.

But the smell of fried baloney and/or fried spam in my house would require me to set my SO on fire in honor of the event, so as not to have a repeat of it.

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Jara sang

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Wed Nov-23-05 02:21 PM
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4. Spam & Rice

on the menu at McDonalds in Hawaii.

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Bill McBlueState

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Wed Nov-23-05 02:35 PM
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6. yeah!

It surprised the hell out of me that in Hawaii, Spam is a legitimate menu option and not a joke.

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Ilsa

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Wed Nov-23-05 04:50 PM
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9. I was telling my husband that.

Edited on Wed Nov-23-05 04:50 PM by Ilsa

Some food show took the camera through a long Spam aisle at a market in Hawaii with all these sizes and varieties. I've never puked watching tv but it was close.

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