Rubber Chicken Banquet

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'''Rubber Chicken Banquet''' is a somewhat tongue-in-cheek term to refer to a repetitive and very predictable featured evening activity held at most [[TG Convention]]s and various other events.
 
'''Rubber Chicken Banquet''' is a somewhat tongue-in-cheek term to refer to a repetitive and very predictable featured evening activity held at most [[TG Convention]]s and various other events.
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The term comes from a range of entrees frequently served at such activities, where the main course is typically boneless breast of chicken either on a bed of {whatever}, with {shatever} sauce, or stuffed with {whatever}.
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[[File:Rcb01.jpg|thumb|Rubber Chicken Banquet]]
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The term came into reality during [[Diva Las Vegas]] 2002 when a prankster couple bribed a waiter into serving an actual gag-shop rubber chicken to one of the organizers who was known to use the term.

Revision as of 07:34, 9 July 2014


Chicken {whatever} entree
TG convention banquet
Banquet program


Rubber Chicken Banquet is a somewhat tongue-in-cheek term to refer to a repetitive and very predictable featured evening activity held at most TG Conventions and various other events.

The term comes from a range of entrees frequently served at such activities, where the main course is typically boneless breast of chicken either on a bed of {whatever}, with {shatever} sauce, or stuffed with {whatever}.

Rubber Chicken Banquet

The term came into reality during Diva Las Vegas 2002 when a prankster couple bribed a waiter into serving an actual gag-shop rubber chicken to one of the organizers who was known to use the term.

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