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SCOOP:
Pronunciation: 'skūp
Function: noun
1. a usually hemispherical utensil for dipping food
2. information especially of immediate interest

Sep 30, 2006

Sun Devil Peking Duck



INGREDIENTS:
One visiting team of football ducks
235 Sun Devil rushing yards
1 Talented ASU quarterback
1 ASU fumble recovery
3 OU quackerback sacks
1 interception by Ware
1 punt return for a touchdown by TRich
3 touchdown passes to Burgess
60,000+ Sun Devil fans

PREPARATION:
Send ducks to Tempe at 12:30 pm Saturday.
Put lame uniforms on them and tie a string around necks.
Hang ducks in hot, Sun Devil Stadium for 2 quarters.
Fill stadium with Sun Devil Fans.
Bring to boil.
Add ASU rushing yards, sacks, and touchdowns.
Pour on the NOISE.
Stir constantly.
Place ducks on Frank Kush field. Scoop boiling defense all over ducks for about 60 minutes.
Hang duck again in hot, windy place for another 2 quarters until thoroughly burned.
Place ducks breast side up on the turf in 102 degree stadium.
Give them towels(This is for tears).
Roast remainder of the game.
Use sharp defense to cut off crispy skin.
Serve meat and skin immediately on a prewarmed field.
The duck is eaten hot with hoisin sauce rolled in Sun Devil pride.
Garnish with numerous Sparky push ups.
Serves all Sun Devil fans. (~sm)

~GO DEVILS!

2 Comments:

  • At 14:14, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    so like... says the Canadian... was this like a big barbecue Chinese style that like... didn't work out ? Wasn't there enough duck to feed everybody?
    I think I'm missing something...
    Was the Sun cooking the duck? Were the chefs all wearing lame uniforms? Help me?????

    tree
    "ducking" and running

     
  • At 16:37, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    OH!! so they DID run out of duck!! not good with a stadium full of hungry people.

    rolls eyes and waddles out... looking for .... cheese and.....
    wait for it.....




    quackers.


    t

     

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