Key Tronic > wrote in
:

> I see SPAM's been in a lot of wars. I mean, Russia's Nikita Kruschchev
> even credits it with saving his troops during World War II. What's it
> like under fire?
>
>


Oh, SPAM's great hot or cold.

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I see SPAM's been in a lot of wars. I mean, Russia's Nikita Kruschchev even
credits it with saving his troops during World War II. What's it like under
fire?

Key Tronic wrote:
> I see SPAM's been in a lot of wars. I mean, Russia's Nikita Kruschchev even
> credits it with saving his troops during World War II. What's it like under
> fire?
>

Well, SPAM that's been under fire is called Swiss Spam. The tastiest
parts are the holes.

Key Tronic wrote:
> I see SPAM's been in a lot of wars. I mean, Russia's Nikita Kruschchev even
> credits it with saving his troops during World War II.
>

Yes, very few people know that the Katyusha surface-to-surface rockets
and the T-34 tanks were made out of American SPAM.

wrote in
ups.com:

>
> Key Tronic wrote:
>> I see SPAM's been in a lot of wars. I mean, Russia's Nikita
>> Kruschchev even credits it with saving his troops during World War
>> II. What's it like under fire?
>>
>
> Well, SPAM that's been under fire is called Swiss Spam. The tastiest
> parts are the holes.
>
>

I see you like the Spam man, he has that effect on others.

wrote in
oups.com:

>
> Key Tronic wrote:
>> I see SPAM's been in a lot of wars. I mean, Russia's Nikita
>> Kruschchev even credits it with saving his troops during World War
>> II.
>>
>
> Yes, very few people know that the Katyusha surface-to-surface rockets
> and the T-34 tanks were made out of American SPAM.
>
>

Very few know that The Spam dude, can make you do things you wouldn't
normally do.