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winner winner chicken dinner by kettle__ February 26, 2009
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Winner Winner Chicken Dinner
The legend tells that years ago every casino in Las Vegas had a three-piece chicken dinner with a potato and a veggie for $1.79. A standard bet back then was $2, hence when you won a bet you had enough for a chicken dinner. !”
The legend tells that years ago every casino in Las Vegas had a three-piece chicken dinner with a potato and a veggie for $1.79. A standard bet back then was $2, hence when you won a bet you had enough for a chicken dinner. !”
winner winner chicken dinner by Jose Carlos May 24, 2007
winner winner chicken dinner
winner winner chicken dinner by UBigGAEY March 6, 2018
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winner winner no dinner by Dont call ninja at 3am October 21, 2018
Winner Winner Chicken Dinner
To win something, usually of small importance, as in a carnival game. The phrase is used to signify the value of the prize. As in a chicken dinner can be had for the same value.
Carny: "Step right up folks... See if you can knock these milk jugs over."
Man: "I'll give it a shot!" (throws hardball style, hits and knocks down the jugs)
Carny: "Winner Winner Chicken Dinner!" (hands man a Chinese made stuffed animal)
Man: "I'll give it a shot!" (throws hardball style, hits and knocks down the jugs)
Carny: "Winner Winner Chicken Dinner!" (hands man a Chinese made stuffed animal)
Winner Winner Chicken Dinner by Tsarith June 13, 2013
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