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[spatch]

Well, not only did A-Rod have to go and ruin a perfectly fine ballgame last night and it's raining that horrible drizzly spitty rain this morning, but the lady who created Cap'n Crunch has died. Well, she developed the flavor for the cereal, at least, and that gives the cereal more appeal than the mouth-shredding aspect, right?

Still no status on how the person who invented the Crunchberry is doing but boy, this is a pretty low start to the week, ain't it?

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[ron_newman]

do they still make either Quisp or Quake?

[spatch]

Quisp is still manufactured and sold in extremely limited markets. One of these markets happens to be the Star Market chain, and I remember buying Quisp at the Star/Shaw's/Whatever The Hell We Are Today across from the Ghetto Glen Mall.

You can also buy the stuff on line at http://www.quisp.com but be prepared to pay a pretty penny for it; your minimum order is 3 boxes at just under five bux a box. But hey, if you gotta have it...

[giantfightbot.livejournal.com]

It could be worse--I was tempted to mail-order some Happy Joe's pizza (local Midwest chain) but their minimum order + shipping works out to like $150.

I may have better luck convincing somebody local to make the Happy Joe special instead. (Canadian bacon and sauerkraut--do not knock it until you've tried it.)

[spatch]

The best tale of incredible expenditure that I can think of involves a fellow so enamored by the Monte Cristo sandwich at Disneyland's Blue Bayou restaurant that he actually had one ordered up and same-day flown to him in Chicago.

It was still warm when he got it, and hopefully he enjoyed it thoroughly.

more incredible food expenditure

[cropherb.livejournal.com]

Elvis and the Fool's Gold sandwich beats that by miles:

http://hebdomeros.blogspot.com/2006/08/dinner-with-king.html