Entry 28652 (Berkeley CSUA MOTD)

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2003/6/6 [Uncategorized] UID:28652 Activity:nil

6/6     I nearly wet myself laughing at this page:
        http://www.candyboots.com/wwcards.html          -John
        \_ Oh thank you, John. This almost wins you an indulgence for the rest
           of your tawdry sins.
           \_ It wasn't that funny.

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www.candyboots.com/wwcards.htmlLike I Iaughed so hard I started coughing and I fell back on the floor and I waved the card at my mom, who just rolled her eyes. I think they might have been my grandma's, but she never copped to actually buying them. None of them have calorie or nutrition information of any kind, and in some instances it's hard to tell what's dietetic about the recipes at all, except that they're unspeakably grim. They appear to be from a much kookier era of Weight Watchers. There's a certain serve-it-at- your-next-key-party freakiness to a lot of these dishes. Apparently Weight Watchers dieticians depended heavily on dried onion flakes, and pimientos, too. They also had a prop department that was clearly out of control. As far as I know, I was never served any of these dishes as a child. Click 13 HERE to start the tour, or else click on whatever thumbnail image disturbs you the most. Hosting and righteous ass-kicking provided by 46 Myrmid.