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Saved by the beer. Chamberlain pops his soggy pie in a blender, adds a cup of beer, and creates a thick soup. He will garnish it with freshly chopped (...)
Saved by the beer. Chamberlain pops his soggy pie in a blender, adds a cup of beer, and creates a thick soup. He will garnish it with freshly chopped (...)

Saved by the beer. Chamberlain pops his soggy pie in a blender, adds a cup of beer, and creates a thick soup. He will garnish it with freshly chopped (...)

Date3/22/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Saved by the beer. Chamberlain pops his soggy pie in a blender, adds a cup of beer, and creates a thick soup. He will garnish it with freshly chopped chives and serve with hunks of bread. And no one will know it was a boob.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0037177F
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