Sausage and Freedom

I went to check out CBC’s website and on the front page there is a banner advertising Freedom. There is an outline of a bunch of guys and then in large red letters it says “FREEDOM” underneath is written the words “BE LOUD. BE POSITIVE. BE BOLD. BE FREE.” It’s happening April 9th and only costs $5.

Instantly I thought they must be starting a new conference called “Freedom”, but as I looked a little closer I found out that is actually a men’s breakfast. A men’s breakfast?

Now I don’t know about you, but I have never heard of anyone naming there “men’s breakfast” anything, but “Men’s Breakfast”… I take that back, I think I went to one called “Father and Son breakfast”.

Anyways, I was reading this and started to wonder why you would name your men’s breakfast FREEDOM? What is so FREEING about strawberry waffles? I don’t get it.

“Yes, I’ll take my eggs scrabbled and can you put a little FREEDOM on top?”

“How does your FREEDOM taste?” “Not bad, it could use a little syrup though”

“Excuse me, waiter, there’s a hair in my FREEDOM”.

Ok, enough jokes. I am surprised that they are charging $5, but then again Freedom is never free.

8 thoughts on “Sausage and Freedom

  1. Most men that are going to be drawn to a “breakfast” like this are just trying to get away from the house on a weekend and they need to feel good about it. Need to have a good reason to leave the wife on a weekend day.
    Freedom to eat breakfast with “the guys”. Tha sounds like sonmething my sucker of a step-dad would attend. I’m proud to be a Naz- er an American too…

  2. I actually did do a review of the movie on my first blog, but it wasn’t very good. However, maybe I’ll watch it again and do another review. It’s a pretty good movie.

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