Bog
America has Spam. Norway has Bog.
(Aren’t we glad we don’t get ‘bogged’?)
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Yayks! :S There are a few things I cannot force myself into! That’s one of them!
Haha I’m likin’ the expiry date on that
One of my nicknames at school was “spam”. Never understood what was so bad about it! The jelly is yum
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from L-Jay:
Ah, you noticed. But I did take the shot at Christmas 2008.