Credit: George Pimentel/WireImage
A decision lauded by a fake woman.
Vegetarianism is healthy. PETA is scary.
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Saturday, August 09, 2008
*oh, canada.
Looks like Kentucky Fried Chickens in the land of our neighbor to the north will now be offering a sandwich made with fake chicken!
Credit: George Pimentel/WireImage
A decision lauded by a fake woman.
Vegetarianism is healthy. PETA is scary.
Credit: George Pimentel/WireImage
A decision lauded by a fake woman.
Vegetarianism is healthy. PETA is scary.
3 comments:
at: 2:36 PM said...
Gross.
at: 11:32 PM said...
Great to see the woodside back in action. I missed both the humor and the reciepes. And with respect to your irreverance, the more blasphemous the better!
Despite my great respect for your work, I'm afraid that I am one of those readers who does not appreciate the virtues of the avacado. I don't like their color, texture or taste. However, I am a huge fan of onions so please don't hesitate to "get your vidalia on" in some future posting.
On the plus side, I share your belief in the theraputic benefits of chopping veggies. And, what a coincidence, I have only recently started to use an old canvas BAM tote on my daily trips to Publix and/or Fresh Market.
Finally, in keeping with the tradion of saying "HUH?" at least once while reading each of your columns, what does it mean to "go all Lennie?" All I could think of is Lenny and Squiggie from the TV show Laverne & Shirley. I doubt that you would even remember that show (and it's really better that way).
DWG -I'm only anonymous because I can't remember my password
at: 10:28 PM said...
that'd be a steinbeck reference, dear sir!
cautionary tale: chopping vegetables is not *quite* as therapeutic if you chop less veg, more finger.
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