A week of weird internet stuff
Posted July 9th, 2008 by Rambling Dave
A week and a little bit away from work. A family reunion at Waskesiu and then a week at our cottage at White Bear Lake. Pat on the back to SIGA and the Bear Claw Casino. The July 1 fireworks at White Bear were, as usual, freakin' awesome -- thirty minutes of awesomeness.
Although at the cottage, I'm never far from my computer. Here are some internet discoveries from this week.
First... oops! Celebrating independence and my pants ripped. Oh well, at least I didn't wear my tighty-whities.
Who's hungry for chicken? I am. I love chicken. Wait a second... Whole Chicken in a Can??? I can't imagine it's too tasty.
Are you into the whole Goth thing? You think you're a vampire? Then there is a new product for you: Tru Blood (synthetic blood nourishment beverage). CLICK HERE. It seems to me that this will be a hit in the clubs. Bloddy Mary anyone?
And finally, will you be my guest for supper? Sign up to be a C95 VIP and then enter to win "Dinner with Dave." I will be hosting several C95 VIPs for supper at the newly renovated Peter Ds on this coming Monday. Good luck.
canned chicken
I just stumbled onto Dave's blog and saw the canned chicken and my mouth started watering. My sister and I used to save our money from our Grandma in Meadow Lake and share a canned chicken. It was great!!!! The meat just fell off of the bone and the meat was sooooo tender, all nestled in a little can of salted gelatin, I do not think that we opted for the brand with the giblets though....sadly, we had trouble finding it anywhere except Meadow Lake in the 70's. Is this a recent picture? and if so, where did you see it, I want it!!!! Tisha
Canned Chicken
Over the last weekend, I convinced my fiance's picky 7 year old daughter that the Canned Tuna Fish (She hates Tuna), Mayonnaise (Dispises Mayonnaise) and Cellary Sandwich she was devouring was in fact Canned Chicken, Miracle Whip and Cellary. Maybe later on I'll let her in on the truth... Right after I tell her the Sun is in fact not the size of a quarter and it doesn't set somewhere in B.C. Ahh.. the blissful ignorance of youth.
-Steve
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