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I can only imagine the yuckiness.Comment
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Oh you think thats bad? You haven't heard about...Originally posted by Mr.Itty View Post
...whole chicken in a can:
Or cheeseburger in a can:
Anyway time for more Twilight sucks stuff
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^Superlantern at TittyCon '07
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That is cool. That is The Future!!Originally posted by Tazer View PostYo.
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" He who does not punish evil commands it to be done."-Leonardo da VinciComment
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Buy one and see if it looks anything like the picture ion the can, if it does I'll eat my computer keyboardOriginally posted by projectile View Post
Fun Fact: In Denmark the only way to destroy a Danish Flag without it being offensive IS to burn it
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If I can find it, I will buy it, and I will let you guys know how it is: good/bad.Originally posted by Mrt1000son View Post
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Good luck with that, hope it's not like the canned cheeseburger, now for more Scandinavian anticsOriginally posted by projectile View Post
Last edited by Mrt1000son; 07-12-2010, 01:26 AM.
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Wait just looked it up and found this about "Canwiches", it might just get harder to find.Originally posted by Mrt1000son View Post
http://gizmodo.com/5583217/candwich-...-eats-millions
The Candwich could have changed the world. With $145 million in potential funding, it was poised to be the Coca Cola of the sandwich-enclosed-in-aluminum market. But things went awry, as the money was never meant for candwiches at all.
According to an SEC lawsuit, Travis L. Wright raised $145 million from 175 investors between 2001 and 2009. Their investment? Commercial real estate with a promised 24% return.
He spent $6 million on the real estate.
With an undisclosed amount of the remaining cash, Wright invested in a variety of other projects, like rose petals printed with greeting card sentiments and even the next canned food craze: Candwiches. Yes, sandwiches in a can, including planned spin-off flavors like Pepperoni Pizza Pocket and French Toast.
Wright also spent about $15 million on himself, purchasing a home from a pro basketball player, paving the driveway in cobblestones from France. But I like to imagine that all the fancy housing was just for his family, a family for whom he stole millions in compensation of the simple truth that his only true love could and would always be the Candwich. [NYT and NPR via Geekologie]
Send an email to Mark Wilson, the author of this post, at mark@gizmodo.com.
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Yo.
AWESOME!!!
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