I think ya may have gotten some bad info
( a decoy of misinfromation?)- it wasnt 10/9/09 but 10/09/10.(and not I-90 )
It wasnt a 200 tons lump of coal- it was a 300 ton block of milk chocolate( the PA location is the tipoff )( the extra 100 tons is for the ears-3 -1 ratio)
Yes the gov we know is quit wastefull & does things back ssa words quite a bit but .-( the largest coal mine in the US is just west of there in Wy - not very far & a surface mine -why get it from PA?-
Because its chocolate, not coal & no matter what ray nagan or anyone else says- hershey , pa is chocolate city- not new orleans.
"They" wanted it as real to life as possible ( he is not black- but light brown( why they used a milk chocolate formula & not the darker with extra % of coco solids & less sugar mix to)
I would have pictures but 2 black( not brown) suburbans stoped me after i took a few quick picks & took my camara( they sent it back, along with a box of chocolates) ( suppose to be a suprize unvailing in the spring i think?) .( but we did chat for a few min after that at least)
There using a speical chocolate( a stockpile of military surplus from the 80,s they forgot "they " had- so it wont melt at higher temps-( as i said "they" wanted it as real to life as possible but - obama- vetod that & it being made- hollow & filled with bullcrap)
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The "Congo Bar" / Desert Bar
In the late 1980s, the
US Army's Natick Labs created a new high-temperature chocolate (dubbed the "Congo Bar" by researchers) that could withstand heat in excess of 60 degrees
Celsius (140 degrees
Fahrenheit).
During
Operation Desert Shield and
Operation Desert Storm, Hershey's Chocolate was the major manufacturer, shipping 144,000 bars to American troops in the southwest Asia theater. While Army spokesmen said the bar's taste was good, troop reactions were mixed and the bar was not put into full production.
Since the war ended before Hershey's stores of the experimental bar were shipped, the remainder of the production run was packaged in a "desert camo" wrapper and was dubbed the
Desert Bar. It proved a brief novelty but Hershey declined to make more after supplies ran out.
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I dont think i have to worry any about the PC police on this or any national secrets being told.
( i might get me a pc police scanner for future posts though- just incase
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