TV Dinner Inventor Dies Aged 83

Discussion in 'Off Topic' started by Mirelly, Jul 21, 2005.

  1. Mirelly

    Mirelly Active Member

    TV Dinner Inventor Dies Aged 83

    Meanwhile ... spare a thought for dear old Gerry Thomas who has gone to that great freezer in the sky http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/4703523.stm

    Who'd have thought that 270 tonnes of turkey could last so long :rolleyes: (And what will our sims do for a quick hot meal when it finally runs out?)

    (Waits for Pescado to pour cold water upon my sim-culinary economics because I suspect that a TV dinner is both less filling and more expensive than a bowl of mac and cheese)
     
  2. slimsim

    slimsim Often-Idle Member

    Reminds me when the lady who invented the couch fold out bed died, Tina Fey said on saturday night live:
    (Not exactly sure about the last few words, but it gets the point across :p )

    back on topic
     
  3. kuponutty

    kuponutty Confused little moogle

    I have TV dinners, cereal and chef salads when my sims aren't very hungry. Plus, finally there is something to go into the trash compactor. I don't my sims to gt any fatter than they are. Anyway, what's the guy's name? And why do they call it a TV dinner when you can't even eat it in front of the tv in TS2?
     
  4. SolidSnake_19

    SolidSnake_19 Senior Moderator

    I think he said Gerry Thomas..

    Dunno. Maybe because it's frozen, microwavable and not very healthy. That'd be my guess.
     
  5. surprised_by_witches

    surprised_by_witches Sleep deprived

    My daughter insists on eating her TV dinners in front of the TV, even though we normally do not play TV or even music during dinner, since it's family time. She's very cute, and very insistent that it is not really a TV dinner otherwise.
     

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