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Spam is a pretty common item in UK supermarkets. I think its quite good personally. I dont like wafer ham though so.

Does Spam technically have an expiration date, or a half-life?

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Mikey wrote:Does Spam technically have an expiration date, or a half-life?

Sometime just before black holes begin to evaporate due to Hawking radiation, I think.

So instead of even a half-life, Spam has a Chandrashekar limit?

The last normal matter in the universe will be Spam and McDonald's french fries...

Reliant121 wrote:Spam is a pretty common item in UK supermarkets. I think its quite good personally. I dont like wafer ham though so.

Its huge in Hawaii for some odd reason. I guess Poi gets old after awhile.

Monroe wrote:

Reliant121 wrote:Spam is a pretty common item in UK supermarkets. I think its quite good personally. I dont like wafer ham though so.

Its huge in Hawaii for some odd reason. I guess Poi gets old after awhile.

I must have mentioned this somewhere, but Spam became very popular in Hawai'i during WWII. Remember that supplies are naturally scarcer and more expensive in an island state, plus the fact that almost everything available went to the war effort - esp. with Pearl Harbor - so cheap alternatives became important staples. What I can't explain is why Spam STAYED popular there to this day, but it is - many Hawai'ian "plate lunches" include Spam.

Really? Weird.

Mikey wrote:
I must have mentioned this somewhere, but Spam became very popular in Hawai'i during WWII. Remember that supplies are naturally scarcer and more expensive in an island state, plus the fact that almost everything available went to the war effort - esp. with Pearl Harbor - so cheap alternatives became important staples. What I can't explain is why Spam STAYED popular there to this day, but it is - many Hawai'ian "plate lunches" include Spam.

Who knows, my Grandfather was a WWII Vet and to the day he died he would eat Bully Beef (think Spam but more unappealing). It used to be in the rations and I suppose he developed a taste for it.

Spam and various other craptastic canned meats are in the grocery stores here but I never actually see people buy it.

I suppose you eventualy develope a taste for it if you've been eating it for years.

Mikey wrote: I must have mentioned this somewhere,

Yeah I think I remember you saying that now. Whoops >.<

Speaking of spam I just made captain.

Congrats!

Congratulations, Captain.