The swine flu/N1H1 virus cuts into Spam's recession-era appeal.

Remember when Spam was the recession's iconic food? That's so last week. The swine flu/H1N1 outbreak has been hard on all pork products, as the plunging hog markets attests.

[steve baker]

I used to wonder how there could be so many people who were so stupid they could screw up a simple matter like casting a ballot.

Now I know.

[Julie]

I am very worried about Pork. My family will avoid pork for the some time.

[BHO]

Julie wrote:

I am very worried about Pork. My family will avoid pork for the some time.

One stupid family.

[QUARTELL]

BHO wrote:

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One stupid family.

AGREED!!!!

[Sarah D]

swine flu has absolutely NOTHING to do with pigs. In fact it's an inaccurate name for the virus.

I'm going to eat bacon, ham, and Spam as much as I ever did.

The only good thing to come out of some people's stupidity is that the price of pork may drop.

Good for me I mean, certainly not good for pork producers.

[burt]

Speaking of swine, has anyone noticed the striking resemblance between the Jolly Roger and obama's countenance?

[No spin zone]

Sarah D wrote:

swine flu has absolutely NOTHING to do with pigs. In fact it's an inaccurate name for the virus.
I'm going to eat bacon, ham, and Spam as much as I ever did.
The only good thing to come out of some people's stupidity is that the price of pork may drop.
Good for me I mean, certainly not good for pork producers.

I'd be careful of that pork Kermit the frog just got the swine flu from eating Miss Piggy.