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Today's scant delivery brought these Portuguese sardines which I've been looking forward to. However, I guess they're not much fun, really.
What amused me was that they came with a "free" gift of a can of Filipino fried sardine escabeche (why?) and a plastic fan advertising a load of stuff they also sell. Nothing I want there, except I always wanted a fishy, plastic fan!
Today's scant delivery brought these Portuguese sardines which I've been looking forward to. However, I guess they're not much fun, really.
What amused me was that they came with a "free" gift of a can of Filipino fried sardine escabeche (why?) and a plastic fan advertising a load of stuff they also sell. Nothing I want there, except I always wanted a fishy, plastc fan!
Today's scant delivery brought these Portuguese sardines which I've been looking forward too. However, I guess they're not much fun, really. What amused me was that they came with a "free" gift of a can of Filipino fried sardine escabeche (why?) and a plastic fan advertising a load of stuff they also sell. Nothing I want there, but I always wanted a fishy, plastc fan!
Today's scant delivery brought these Portuguese sardines which I've been looking forward too. However, I guess they're not much fun, really. What amused me was that they came with a "free" gift of a can of Filipino fried sardine escabeche (why?) and a plastic fan advertising a load of stuff they also sell. Nothing I want there, but I always wanted a fishy, plastc fan!
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