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Re: Who would eat a can of chicken meat dated from 1990?

Subject: Re: Who would eat a can of chicken meat dated from 1990?
by FLYINLOW90 on 2008/3/20 11:56:04

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Notorious wrote:
I have one and was just wondering. And we're not talking some little tuna-can sized can but a community-sized, 50 oz. can of boned chicken. Obviously a substantial financial investment at some time in my hazy, forgotten past. To clarify, although I'm a sometimes desperate (for food) bachelor, I'm not a complete imbecile. If I were to open this can, and the smell were so bad that doing deep-breathing exercises at the city dump would be a relief, I would in most likely-hood not consume it. But if it looks and smells alright, would you eat it? Just wondering. I've been contemplating this issue ever since discovering it in the back of a cupboard 2 or 3 years ago. So whadaya think, no guts, no glory? Am I just outa' my mind with a serious case of the munchies? What says you?


Ahh go ahead N. Eat it.

Like you said no guts no glory!!

Although you may have no guts after you eat it!!

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