The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for May 18, 2009
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May 19, 2009
Transcript:
Organic eggs and ham. Once he stopped calling them "green" and began referring to them as "organic," Sam had few difficulties getting others to sample his breakfast products.
margueritem almost 15 years ago
A very astute marketing move on Sam’s part.
Edcole1961 almost 15 years ago
Unfortunately, the “On a boat” and “With a goat” options didn’t pan out so well.
barbhinkins almost 15 years ago
in a house and with a mouse were always a better bet
MotherOfMoses almost 15 years ago
Bet you can’t beat this one: by the sea, in a tree.
wicky almost 15 years ago
Sam-I-am is smug today.
DougDean almost 15 years ago
In today’s hysterical political climate, I would have expected the reverse to be true…
cbh310 almost 15 years ago
Uhhh….that’s not Sam…that’s the guy who wouldn’t eat green eggs & ham…the book doesn’t tell his name.
bald almost 15 years ago
but in this day and age, isn’t going green a good thing?
eardroppings almost 15 years ago
By organic, he means ORGAN-ic. After the salmonella sets in, it’ll be time to contact a lawyer named Dr. Sues.
Digital Frog almost 15 years ago
Good one eardrippings! . People complain about eating too much red meat, but it’s the green they should be worried about…
coffeeturtle almost 15 years ago
LOL!!! :-D