Top 10 Things To Do With A Can of Spam
Description: For those of us who aren't vikings sitting in an English
cafe, spam is not our fvorite food. But what should we do with all those
exess potted meat products? A wide variety of things to do will be
accepted from "throw it at your brother" to disgusting recepies.
Note, Spam is a registered trademark of Hormel Foods. All rights reserved.
Guidelines:
- E-mail things to do to me at
webcomment2020@trevorstone.org with the subject of
Contest: Spam.
- It goes without saying (except that I am saying it) that you
don't say "eat it." You need something else in the recepie.
The Submissions:
- I would spell it backwards and then use it to find my way to Boise, Idaho.
casco@leland.stanford.edu (Matthew Drasner)
- Put it under your pillow for the spam fairy.
LCE1234567@aol.com (Lawson Earl)
- Instead of candy, hand out Spam to those annoying Trick-or-Treaters who
stay out too late on Halloween night.
CLrGoDDeSS@aol.com (Michelle)
- Bake it in the hot summer sun. Use it for bricks to build houses for the
homeless. Otherwise, someone might expect them to eat it.
mshauers@midusa.net (Margaret A. Shauers)
- Mass mail it to members of Congress.
mshauers@midusa.net (Margaret A. Shauers)
- Slice it into cubes, stick the cubes in the ground, and grow a grove
of Spam Trees!!!
TDillman@home.com (Blair Parker)
- Feed it to little kids for punishment for bad behavior
frogjam@todays-tech.com (jenny felin)
- Skin grafts for injured pigs.
koohai@worldnet.att.net (J. Gallagher)
- Create a much more interesting 'Beware of' pet.
kyubiko@comnet.ca (Fox Reinard)
- Throw away the spam and recycle the can. ican@whidbey.net (T.C.)
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