Spam and some more Spam. The Americans were able to get meat easier than the Brits were able to get meat because the country was a very large meat producer. Many Americans canned their own meat and were able to get it from rural farmers. But trust me a lot of Spam was eaten by the warriors and the American populace.
Brad Templeton's nice summary of the history of spam (bulk unsolicited e-mail, not the Hormel meat product) at http://www.templetons.com/brad/spamterm.html says the first spam was in 1978 from DEC: http://www.templetons.com/brad/spamreact.html
Some of the warning signs of spam: 1. The message is an ad. 2. It's an ad for a product you don't want. 3. I1f2 y3o4u5 g6e7t8 a9n0 e1m2a3i4l5 t6h7a8t9 lpo1o2k3s4 l5i6k7e8 t9h0i1s2 i3t4 i5s6 p7r8o9b0a1b2l3y4 s5p6a7m8. 4. They are NOT advertising canned mystery meat.
It's a contraction of "spiced" and "ham" ie. principal ingredients to form a memorable product name. SPiced hAM equals SPAM.
either activate the spam filter in your mail account (google, or yahoo, or what have you), or download a spamfilter plugin for outlook express (or whatever you use). Google "spam filter".
No, spam is not the same as lunch meat. Spam can be considered edible, but it is highly spongey, when it comes to texture. Spam is in a can, lunch meat is in a bag.
1937 The first can of SPAM® luncheon meat was produced in 1937 in Austin, Minn
Feeding a dog spam luncheon meat occasionally is not harmful, but it should not be a regular part of their diet. Spam is high in salt and fat, which can lead to health issues like obesity, pancreatitis, or heart problems in dogs if consumed in large quantities. It's best to stick to a balanced diet formulated for dogs.
Spam is unsolicited to random addresses.
There is no difference.
Hormel Foods main office is located in Austin, Minnesota. Hormel is best known for producing Spam, a luncheon meat product that is very popular in the United States.
spam: Stupid Pointless Annoying Messages spam: advertisements spam: A delicious meat spam: hjghjfyfugju Thank you!
Spam is an ad to sell you something that you did not ask about. A scam is trying to steal from you.
Spam is a canned meat product made from pork and ham. It also contains salt, water, sugar, and preservatives.
Ingredients1 cn SPAM Luncheon Meat (12 oz)1 Onion2 Jalapeno peppers4 tb Mayonnaise or salad dressingChips and/or crackers In bowl or food processor fitted with metal blade, blend together SPAM, onion, and jalapeno pepper until smooth. Stir in mayonnaise. Cover and chill 1 hour. Serve with chips of crackers.
spiced ham = SPAM
a can of meat