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Posted by Dave from MN on February 10, 2007 at 10:33:56 from (74.60.92.219):
Well, I remember having these when I was quite younger and they always seemed to be quite filling, ussually a breast and a thigh or wing, and a few healthy sides that kinda filled the empty spots of the ol belly. Well, aint really had many for years, grocerie store had em on sale 10 for $10. Well, I stocked up. Opened one up just now for dinner( been a bad day, no tractors will start, trannie went out in the 1/2 ton, got the shats) well there sat a little chicken thigh, some frost bit corn, a dab of watery taters. Dang it, I gotta throw 3 of in the oven if I want to have a half way decent meal. What a disappointment.
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