Wondered about this last night...
...do you suppose all those people who won a "lifetime supply" of Rice-o-Roni (the San Francisco treat) on The Price Is Right are still getting it?
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Welcome to Boy. Net (1) - 2024
Alex Connor Series
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Garnet Lacey series:
Tall, Dark & Dead (1) - 2006
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Many Bloody Returns (anthology, contains a Garnet story)
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His Magical Pet (e-book) - Anthology
King David and the Spiders of Mars (PB) - Anthology
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She Nailed a Stake Through His Head (PB, Kindle) - Anthology
Periphery: Erotic Lebian Futures (PB) - Anthology
Northern Lights: 20 MinnSpec Tales (PB) - Anthology
Whedonistas (PB) - Non-fiction Anthology
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Fallen Host (2) - 2002
Messiah Node (3) - 2003
Apocalpyse Array (4) - 2004
Ressurection Code (5) - 2011
3 comments:
Nah. They probably got shipped fifty or a hundred boxes of the stuff, all at once, when they won.
So my son and I were discussing this and we decided if you got a couple dozen boxes a month for the rest of your life, you would SO never want to look at a piece of rice. Ever. Again.
You'd be banned from holiday parties. "Oh dear, no, we don't want your rice hot-dish again this year." or "Oh, my, a gift?" Shake, shake. "Let me guess, Rice a Roni? Again. How thoughtful of you." Not.
And just think, you could make rice portraits of all your in-laws and give them as gifts.
But you'd be a hit at weddings. "I'll bring the rice!"
SEED ART!!!!
the best reason to go to the State Fair.
Now I want to win a lifetime supply of Rice a Roni.
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