Good guy Pringles

fixed

fixed

Fixed

still worth it.

No it's a pop-tart.

Silly English knnniggit!

Wasn't the potato chip invented in a restaurant in New York in the 1800's? You know, the American city?

Pringles were first sold in the United States. So I will continue to call them chips.

I am britain, me like crisp, hurr hurr

He said company not product. You aren't going to tell me that Lays doesn't sell bags of air now, are you?

They do that for a reason, you know.

Isn't it to preserve the chips and also make it so the chips don't get crushed as easily or something like that?

Yep, they fill the bags with nitrogen, that way they stay crispy.

There's a shitstorm in replies to this, and I'm just thinking how fun it was to make that, like put a shitload of chips on a table, just drop it from the packs and later eat it.

Because you're FAT!


And...don't have a good short-term memory, evidently.

That must have been pretty light and rattled like fuck if u wobbled it, u must be rather stupid to knowingly purchase bagged air..

I didn't purchase it. I was given it as part of a meal that I had purchased.

>good weed guy

Air is 80% nitrogen
Just saying.

I think he implies that it is just nitrogen whereas air is a group of gases thrown together.

I agree with explore.

Oh haaaaay.

Good evening to you from europe.

In Europe they call them crisps not chips.

No, they call them crisps only in the UK. (Baltic countries frown upon your statement)

Ah, my mistake.

what the fuck are you talking about?

they're not legally able to call it a chip because of the ratio of the potato to the flour and other ingredients

i'm pretty sure that isn't why they're called crisps

here's part of the article on BBC news

it looked like he was saying that since it doesn't have enough potato in it that its a crisp not a chip.

uhh yeah... that was my original point

but that's not right. the article you posted stated that they can't be called crisps because of their lack of potato. not that it was called a crisp because of their lack of potato, which was, as I'm sure you will remember, your "original point"

ohh. it's because the article came from BBC, a brit company
crisp means chips in the UK
so they mean they cant be potato chips (in the US) but they cant also be potato crisps (in the UK)
i picked this article because it was the first one that showed up and im to lazy to pick other ones
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i think its more about them being so tight togheter they dont break cause usually the first and last chips are allways broken into dust

... bondage fingerbox?

Raccoon trap >.> what the fuck is a bondage fingerbox...

just google fingerbox. i've got quite a collection myself

MFW