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Tuesday, January 23, 2007

Food & Drink / Food Chain Food Network subliminal advertising?

Posted By Martha Bayne on 01.23.07 at 02:18 PM

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Whoa. Weird! Anybody know anything else about this?

[Via hangoversunday.com]

Tags: Food Network, Iron Chef, subliminal advertising

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