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[tway]

Spam is not allowed and will be dealt with. If you wish to avoid permanent banning, do not spam! ~kv

[ANDY-J3]

A toned corpse? I'm not ready for the undertakers just yet

[kathyv]

It's SPAM and it's going away!

[Saorsa1]

Eating Spam will not make you more powerful or muscular.

I myself have become fatter and less powerful with age.

This all goes back to another thread where I would watch my dog rot rather than exercise it.

It's all about lifespam in the end.

[Saorsa1]

I've just clicked, this was an advert I take it.

I thought it was a funny kind of thread...

Building muscle and power with spam is frankly inconscionable.

[Celyn]

Originally Posted by ANDY-J3

A toned corpse? I'm not ready for the undertakers just yet

Maybe the idea is to be a vampire? They always seemed to get the girls, no? Or perhaps it's like being the "Rocky" bloke in the Rocky Horror Picture Show, as I suppose he was sort of a corpse to start with.

Originally Posted by Saorsa1

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This all goes back to another thread where I would watch my dog rot rather than exercise it....

I remember that thread - am still feeling sorry for the hypothetical dog.

Originally Posted by kathyv

It's SPAM and it's going away!

Kathy, I have an American friend who, having come to visit, once wanted us to eat fried spam. Admittedly, to be fair, she did mean it as a joke, really. But we did so anyway, for a laugh. ONCE!

In a mood of nosiness, I just had a look at the original post. Ye gods, whatever spam does to your corpse is nothing compared to what it does to your ability to write anything that makes sense. It's a glorious bit of utter gibberish - gobbledegook that must have gone back and forth through Babelfish about ten times.

[Saorsa1]

Bad weather, worse food.

That about sums up the cuisine.

However, with the exception of, the glorious and thunderbolts and lightning delicacy of haggis, Scottish food is fearsomely vile.

I've heard rumours, yet never actually seen, the fabled fried Mars Bar monster.

They do, and have for decades, offer fried 'pizza' in Scottish fish and chip shops. It's makes for quite uncomfortable viewing to see the fat bubbling on the underside of the now newly formed skin that covers the whole 'pizza'.

At least it's not boiled pizza.


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