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March 16, 2008

The Flying Circus…

devadutta @ 12:30 pm, GMT +0000 ( 1205670600 ) Play

This plain text guest question comes from duriel (do you have a blog dude?). We love the question!Thanks!

Spicy **** Kabobs
**** Hashbrown Bake
**** Fajitas
French Fry **** Casserole
**** Veggie Pita Pockets
Vineyard **** Salad
**** Quiche
Savory **** Crescents

and many more…

One common term has been starred out.
What is it and what is special about the above recipes?

(PLZ SENDZ UR QUSTONS TO boiledbeans@gmail.com KTHXBAI)

Cracked by: madhur , duriel , Shakeel , Dibyo , sidsen , udupendra , shashank and varuns88.

Answer:
SPAM was the starred out word, which all of you got.
But full points to only those who mentioned GMAIL. If you go to your spam folder in GMAIL, you will start seeing SPAM recipes in the web-clips instead of the usual links and ads.

Nice one!

23 Responses to “The Flying Circus…”

  1. madhur Says:

    Starred word is Spam (also known as canned meat)…
    special because they are annoying spam recipes’ advertisements which pop up on the gmail toolbar.

    madhur

  2. duriel Says:

    SPAM.
    all recipes in the gmail web clips while you are checking spam.

    and no, no updated blogs… too much work.


  3. bobo Says:

    umm..spam?


  4. rajeshvj Says:

    ‘Spam’ is the starred word.

    rajeshvj

  5. nofreebrains Says:

    SPAM


  6. Dibyo Says:

    The word missing is SPAM.

    These are actual legitimate recipes which use the canned meat SPAM. I don’t know if there’s a further connection.

    Dibyo

  7. shyam Says:

    SPAM

    shyam

  8. Shakeel Says:

    The word is “Spam”.These recipes lately appeared in the spam folder of gmail.


  9. Mahesh Says:

    spam. The above recipes use SPAM meat.


  10. teju Says:

    The common term is SPAM, not to be mistaken for spam. SPAM luncheon meat is a canned precooked meat product, the original meaning being “Shoulder of Pork And haM”.

    The repetitious nature of the Monty Python sketch, in which the customer becomes more and more exasperated by the appearances of “Spam” in every menu item, gave rise to the term Spam as the common term for unsolicited bulk electronic messages

    teju

  11. Ganesh Prasad Says:

    Spam

    To help promote the release of “The Book of SPAM”, the SPAMFAN planned to eat SPAM for a consecutive 30 days — July 30th to August 28th,2007 and hence the title.


  12. Dibyo Says:

    By some strange coincidence, I saw the gmail.com spam folder, and it gives a list of Spam Recipes on top (where in a normal folder, it gives links etc.). Heh.

    Dibyo

  13. yaksha Says:

    spamĀ®

    yaksha

  14. nishansolo Says:

    Spam.

    nishansolo

  15. A Nony Mouse Says:

    SPAM


  16. sidsen Says:

    spam on gmail ad links


  17. Tathagata Chatterjee Says:

    Spam.
    All these food items featured in Monty Python’s Flying Circus- a specific sketch from which the term originates.
    Regards,
    Tathagata Chatterjee


  18. udupendra Says:

    Spam recipes on gmail – on the toolbar in the spam folder. Good question!

    udupendra

  19. jayanth Says:

    spam.. the spam kid chef contest winning entries i suppose

    jayanth

  20. shashank Says:

    Spam

    gmail shows these “spam” recipes in the webclip when in the spam folder.

    shashank

  21. RajT Says:

    SPAM recipes!!!

    Made from SPAM, SPAMĀ® Chopped Pork and Ham is so versatile!

    good q :)


  22. Sumanth Says:

    cheese


  23. varuns88 Says:

    the starred out word is spam..when u go to d spam folder in Gmail,u can see these recipe links in place of d topic-related links part..

    varuns88

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