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It’s all about SPAM

Luncheon meat that is! See, that’s what’s really going on over at PayPerPost! Ted is gathering everyone who still eats that stuff and having us write ads on blogs for money. Then, he’ll know who to send coupons to. It’s the coupons I’m really after. The money is just a trivial, secondary consideration. Really. Cause I love me some SPAM sammiches. Fried, and with mustard, on cheap white bread. People, it’s just good eatin’! Yeah, I sound all high-faluting on this here blog, but I’m still just a redneck at heart. Sue me, but I just can’t get above my raisin’, no matter how hard I try.

Other redneck food I like:

  1. fried bologna sandwiches
  2. fried okra
  3. boiled okra
  4. boiled peanuts
  5. moon pies
  6. dry beans and rice
  7. fried green tomatoes

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7 Comments »

Comment by Nellie
2006-08-24 15:01:23

those folks that eat rish eggs and call them by another name would probably be delighted to eat some of that delicious food, not redneck food. Also try a banana with peanut butter sammich.

 
Comment by Nellie
2006-08-24 15:04:09

fish not rish

 
Comment by feebee (68 comments.)
2006-08-24 17:13:35

Hey, I had SPAM and eggs for lunch! MMMM.

 
Comment by Cass
2006-08-24 17:28:02

Roe is nasty. And I don’t care what you call it.

 
Comment by Nellie
2006-08-24 23:18:25

I was thinking ‘caviar’ not ‘roe’

 
Comment by Cass
2006-08-25 00:03:26

I knew that. Still roe, and still nasty! Blech!

 
Comment by Tiffany (4 comments.)
2006-08-25 17:55:42

I love fried okra! Surprisingly, though, I never had it until I made it myself last year. I won’t touch the boiled stuff, though. Grandma messed that up a few too many times for me.

 
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