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 Pancakes fan Dustin Penner autographed box of Aunt Jemima

Pancakes fan Dustin Penner autographed box of Aunt Jemima; there’s syrup behind Kings bench

 



Pancakes are the best thing to happen to (a) breakfast and (b) Los Angeles Kings forward Dustin Penner.  Ever since he disclosed that he injured himself while eating a stack of "delicious pancakes" — unintentionally hilarious, given his notorious lack of conditioning — Penner has been a tremendously good sport about it. There was his "open letter" response to the story; his hilarious self-deprecating performance while interviewing his teammates; and now, the autograph above.

From Andrew Lam:
Just thought you might like to see what a box of Aunt Jemima's 'Just add water' box signed by Dustin Penner might look like. My friend got it signed when he was in Calgary Saturday before the game. He was a good sport about it and gave us a chuckle and a "that's nice" to go with it.
Pancake Power struck on a Vancouver Canucks game:  Penner scored just his third of the season in the first period. Wonder what inspired him ...

Pancakes fan Dustin Penner autographed box of Aunt Jemima; there’s syrup behind Kings bench 
 
 
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*article found on Yahoo! Sports
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