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@orabrush wrote:I thought maybe they only sold wraps in them. Not a bucket full of chicken pieces.
Now why would they put wraps in a KFC bucket? Seriously.
Have you never seen them in ads or at a KFC store to see what they are used for?
KFC started giving away the buckets in 2009, but only to fans at the entrance to the Cricket Ground.
I don't know if they are still given away for free, but a lot of people were wearing them in Perth for the Ashes games.
Orabrush often asks really random questions I've observed.
Is that the norm for this particular ebayer?
Or is it stirring?
@lind9650 wrote:KFC started giving away the buckets in 2009, but only to fans at the entrance to the Cricket Ground.
I don't know if they are still given away for free, but a lot of people were wearing them in Perth for the Ashes games.
Oh now I understand. I am not a cricket fan or follower so I had no idea that KFC buckets were being distributed at cricket grounds.
Of course if that is the case I would imagine they are clean, certainly not preused ones.
Mystery solved.
@grumpy*cat*rocks wrote:
@lind9650 wrote:KFC started giving away the buckets in 2009, but only to fans at the entrance to the Cricket Ground.
I don't know if they are still given away for free, but a lot of people were wearing them in Perth for the Ashes games.
Oh now I understand. I am not a cricket fan or follower so I had no idea that KFC buckets were being distributed at cricket grounds.
Of course if that is the case I would imagine they are clean, certainly not preused ones.
Mystery solved.
Sorry, me neither. I'll also take that wink, lind
