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[Rufus T. Firefly]

That looks like a loser for most people.
Besides that's only enough for one day.

That's kind of funny right there, Roger = good one!

I might be worried about Roger. 8 pieces each lasting 6 hours is 48 hours........

[rogruth]

Oooops. I thought it was four pieces.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Oooops. I thought it was four pieces.

You could have overdosed - tragedy in the making,

[rogruth]

Some form of wishful thinking.

[HONDO74]

Now available at Whole Foods. Direct from Jeff Bezos Amazon Farms

[rogruth]

Must we all get one,or more? Why?

[Roy]

Why are they making hands-free speakers on farms? Did they find a way to get the required labor out of chickens?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Why are they making hands-free speakers on farms? Did they find a way to get the required labor out of chickens?

Yes. These are made on all those farms employing illegal immigrant chickens, except for on those farms that provide those all natural free range boneless chickens.

[webenda]

That looks like a loser for most people.
Besides that's only enough for one day.

That's kind of funny right there, Roger = good one!

I might be worried about Roger. 8 pieces each lasting 6 hours is 48 hours........

Apparently, you are not familiar with Pembroke, Georga Rufus.

Pembroke is a small city in Bryan County, Georgia, United States. The population was 2,196 at the 2010 census. The city is the county seat of Bryan County. Pembroke is part of the Savannah Metropolitan Statistical Area. Days are really long in Pembroke.

Weather: 73°F (23°C), Wind N at 10 mph (16 km/h), 88% Humidity
Zip code: 31321
Hotels: 3-star averaging $119, 5-star averaging $105. View hotels
Getting there: 5 h 29 min flight, from $584.
Population: 2,484 (2016)
Length of day: 48 Hours

Reference: Wikipedia

[HONDO74]

[Roy]

Why are they making hands-free speakers on farms? Did they find a way to get the required labor out of chickens?

Yes. These are made on all those farms employing illegal immigrant chickens, except for on those farms that provide those all natural free range boneless chickens.

[HONDO74]

[MurphOnMillerAve]

I don't even know what that means, naming it "Ham" and then stating it is possessed of chicken flavor, unless they're suggesting its use tastes like a Dagwood (Bumstead) sandwich with chicken and ham in it , right?

[HONDO74]

I don't even know what that means, naming it "Ham" and then stating it is possessed of chicken flavor, unless they're suggesting its use tastes like a Dagwood (Bumstead) sandwich with chicken and ham in it , right?

My thoughts are why would vegetarians want this in the first place.

[webenda]

I don't even know what that means, naming it "Ham" and then stating it is possessed of chicken flavor, unless they're suggesting its use tastes like a Dagwood (Bumstead) sandwich with chicken and ham in it , right?

Murph, Lamyong is a product of Australia. "Ham" in Australian lingo does not have the same connotation as in USAun English.

Lamyong Vegetarian Ham
Ingredients: Water, vegetable oil, textured Soy Protein (27%), whey protein, wheat flour, salt, soy sauce, vegetarian seasonings, coloring to make it look like ham and flavouring to make it taste like Ham, Chicken or Bacon. See product label to determine the flavour.

Contains soybeans, gluten and dairy. May contain traces of nuts and seeds.

Australians don't spell "flavor" the same as we do either.