Golden Spam Cans to Promote Python Musical
Eibwen writes "For the upcoming release of Monty Python's Spamalot, Hormel foods is giving the first 100 customers who purchase a ticket a golden can of honey grail spam."
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But let's not forget that spam is anything but a value-neutral product. Sure, it doesn't look or taste like there's any real meat in there, but there is. And if you're going to eat the stuff, you ought to know how meat is produced.
It's always bothered me how few people in the tech community are clued into the cruelties associated with factory farming. Hormel is not a company that deserves anyone's praise, and it certainly doesn't deserve free ads on Slashdot.
I'm generally "Interesting," "Insightful," and even "Funny" here. What the hell happens to me at parties?