NEWS: Dick Van Patten Eats Dog Food
I was laughing at this article directed at celticblissy:
Dick Van Patten Eats Dog Food
LOS ANGELES (Nov. 30) - For actor Dick Van Patten, who played the patriarch on the 1980s television show "Eight is Enough," some dog food is good enough to eat.
Van Patten is lending his name and likeness to a new dog food formula that claims to be indistinguishable from a home-cooked meal for humans.
To prove his point, Van Patten recently sampled the "Irish stew" recipe at a media luncheon.
"Not too bad," the actor said before offering a bite to his canine dining companion.
"Dick Van Patten's Natural Balance Eatables for Dogs" comes in other people-friendly flavors such as spaghetti and meatballs, hobo chili and Chinese takeout.
It's designed with the health of pets in mind and marketed to humans as an alternative to feeding their pets table scraps, Natural Balance president Joey Herrick said.
The food will sell for $2.49 a can beginning on Dec. 15.
11/30/05 16:10 EST
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- I said Bliss is a Dog and Supergirl.
- Helen Slater is born 12/15. The Dogfoot will get released on that day.
- He sampled "Irish Stew." IS = BE, which is 25 for Jesus Christ. Bliss is CHRISTine
- Ireland is in England where Bliss is
- H = 8th Letter. H = Pisces Symbol for Superman because Pisces represnents the Fe/ET or the Iron Alien.
- I said that Bliss eats Leek Soup, which complements the Irish Stew
- Van = "They Go" in Spanish. It's from the Infinitive "IR" for my Initials
Dick Van Patten Eats Dog Food
LOS ANGELES (Nov. 30) - For actor Dick Van Patten, who played the patriarch on the 1980s television show "Eight is Enough," some dog food is good enough to eat.
Van Patten is lending his name and likeness to a new dog food formula that claims to be indistinguishable from a home-cooked meal for humans.
To prove his point, Van Patten recently sampled the "Irish stew" recipe at a media luncheon.
"Not too bad," the actor said before offering a bite to his canine dining companion.
"Dick Van Patten's Natural Balance Eatables for Dogs" comes in other people-friendly flavors such as spaghetti and meatballs, hobo chili and Chinese takeout.
It's designed with the health of pets in mind and marketed to humans as an alternative to feeding their pets table scraps, Natural Balance president Joey Herrick said.
The food will sell for $2.49 a can beginning on Dec. 15.
11/30/05 16:10 EST
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