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NT\u2019s Charity week is a breeding ground for radical, inventive, and often silly ideas. Last year brought us assault-o-grams, piggy back rides, and marriage booths, and this year promises to be just as creative. For an entire week in February, the students in Mr. Stamps\u2019 grade eleven homeform will be running a \u201cBacon Bake Sale\u201d featuring a variety of food revolving around, you guessed it, bacon. \u201cWe\u2019ll have bacon cake, cookies, candy bacon and of course, real bacon\u201d says George Calzaretto, the class rep. \u201cIt\u2019s going to be delicious! We hope people are curious enough to try it out.\u201d Liam Morantz, a student in Mr. Stamp\u2019s home form adds, \u201cIt\u2019s kind of inspired by Epic Meal Time [on YouTube]\u201d. Epic Meal Time is one of the most viewed channels on YouTube right now, the stars of it are testosterone charged Canadian chefs whose specialty is anything that is meaty, massive, covered in maple syrup, soaked in Jack Daniels and stuffed with bacon with calories in the thousands. Now the only thing students have to make sure of is that the profits are as high as the calorie count.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Miranda Ramnares NT\u2019s Charity week is a breeding ground for radical, inventive, and often silly ideas. Last year brought us assault-o-grams, piggy back rides, and marriage booths, and this year promises to be just as creative. For an entire … Continue reading