Odd wedding anniversary celebration

[sleep envy]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/mancheste

I bet he really had to pluck up the courage to do it - probably not possible without some support from his bird. Personally, I think I would have chickened out before I even opened the tin.

[TheRedOnion]

[Nick P]

Prof Eunice Taylor said:

Canned food can last indefinitely if it has been sealed properly, although the normal shelf life is about six months.

dirtyageingpensioner said:

I also like to eat my own faeces as a treat on my birthday

[volvos70t5]

I'm speechless (doesn't happen often I know) that:

1. Anyone would even think of keeping a tin of chicken 50 years
2. Anyone would even consider eating a tin of 50 year old chicken
3. Anyone thinks it is newsworthy to have eaten a 50 year old tin of chicken
4. Anyone thinks PH's are interested in reading about such chicken
5. I'm writing this 5hit about 50 year old chicken.

[FunkyNige]

so? There's food in tins from when tinning was invented that's still fine to eat, there's nothing in the tin to make it go off and nothing can get it so it lasts forever.