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WASHINGTON
(Reuters) - The U.S. Agriculture Department would be given the power to
regulate all food sold in schools -- including vending machine snacks
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Senate Agriculture Committee said on Tuesday.
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ReplyDeleteI hate to ask this, Oh Me Of Little Faith, but, do we have a snack tzar yet?........Remember, Stamp Out Pogie Bait!
ReplyDeletePOGIE BAIT - is a military term for sweets / snacks. It is derived from the Korean slang for the female genitalia (pogie). The GI’s during the Korean War would use candy or other sweets to entice Korean prostitutes, which they would refer to as bogie bait. The phrase has remained a part of the military lingo since.
by Roger 25 Jul 08, 0113 GMT
Don't want THIS going on in schools.
Let's all go to the lobby, to get ourselves a treat
ReplyDeleteSo much for the beloved peen and jell on Wonder Bread. Another brick in the wall.
ReplyDeletePogie bait is obsolete. It's been Geedunk for years.
ReplyDeleteTim
Geedunk is where you get the pogie bait. Pogues are admin types, or really anyone that has a job less macho than yours.
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