Boneless Buffalo Wings

Our second dinner image is the winning appetizer; Boneless Buffalo Wings. They were a little saucy, a little spicy, and a lot tasty.

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Dinner Pictures And A New Contest!

Here’s the first image of the dinner user Jeff won on a site contest a few weeks back. The prize, was dinner prepared by the aPoG staff and we had a poll to determine the chow. Here’s the first image from the dinner.

Also, we’ve got a new contest! To celebrate Halloween, we’re having a grape carving contest. The only rule is that the carving has to be original and you can’t simultaneously submit the artwork to another grape carving contest. E-mail entries to:

admin@aplateofgrapes.com

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Headline of the Day: Navy Bombs Guam With Dead Frozen Mice

I’ve posted them before, but as I promised way back when, interesting headlines aren’t regular features here at The Grape. But this one couldn’t go without reporting. Seems we’re loading dead mice up with drugs to kill a non-indigenous snake that’s eating all the indigenous critters. My favorite sentence in the piece is reference the ordinance’s (dead, drugged mice) delivery method:

“By outfitting the mice with cardboard wings and green party streams, the bait could float down to the jungle and catch on the branches.”

Wow, lot to work with there.

First, what’s up with the party streamers? Were there streamers at the party when they slipped these poor mice the roofies, or were they just trying to humiliate them post mortem?

Second, why didn’t they just drug flying squirrels and save us tax payers a few bucks on cardboard wings?

Finally, weren’t there some starving gorillas they could have imported or aren’t winters cold enough in Guam?

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1000 Years Already?

I know it seems like only yesterday, but today we celebrate the 1000th anniversary of October first, 1010, (or 10011010) one of the three holiest days to Binarians. As you know, š (also called Yosemite Sam Day) celebrates the blazing of the holy sands. This holiday, appropriately enough, lasts for 10 days and ends on ª. To celebrate, here are some grapes!

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Off The Plate: Name that side dish!

Recently, I couldn’t choose between two popular sides. I wonder what I’d get if I combined the two…

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