I had a shirt from Justice that said “Give me the chocolate and no one gets hurt.” There was a cute monkey on it, too, to make it less threatening, I guess.Haha, same here (still rocking it)! This also reminded me of the time in elementary school when I picked out an oversized pink wolf shirt from Walmart, thinking it would impress my crush. He was one of the popular kids... I have no idea what I was thinking!
Oof it really must be!Yeah, it's great if you have it and are using it against an opponent, but it's also the bane of early Pokemon Nuzlockes, lol.... I can't tell you how many times I've been starting up a Nuzlocke at some point and all of a sudden a random Pokemon decides to use Bide of all moves. Either have to take it out quickly, switch to a Ghost type, or flee. It's absolutely devastating if it lands and bam, you have one less partner for your challenge.
(I know a lot of people don't like Nuzlocke challenges, but I personally love them and thought this was worth commenting on)
I don't do Nuzlocke challenges, but I do watch them. You reminded me of the Seedot in RSE and ORAS you encounter early on that has Bide, and could really catch you off guard if you're not paying attention, lol
I think you're referring to Bobby Jack, I remember having shirts like that as a kidI had a shirt from Justice that said “Give me the chocolate and no one gets hurt.” There was a cute monkey on it, too, to make it less threatening, I guess.
I don’t think it was Bobby Jack, as it was a girl monkey with a bow on her head.I know absolutely nothing about Monster Hunter, but I really like the monster called Mizutsune. I remember getting a badge of it from the 3DS badge arcade, and it lowkey looks out of place with the Super Mario and Animal Crossing and Pokemon badges, but I don't care haha.
just look at it, what a rad dragon dude hehehe
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I think you're referring to Bobby Jack, I remember having shirts like that as a kid
edit: I also remember this thing from the early 2000s called "Happy Bunny" and it had the same vibe as Bobby Jack:
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I remember seeing stickers, journals, t-shirts…!
So far I only see two, but that’s the average for Great Horned Owls.
One time I found a Waluigi crucifix.
The guy who created the Pringles chip and packaging also requested to be buried in a Pringles can.I was wondering when Pringles were first released because I had been snacking on some and was looking at the packaging. It didn't say when it was established, just that it was owned by Kelloggs.
It was released in 1968 by Procter & Gamble in America. I think it was Indiana? In around 2012, it was bought by Kelloggs (well, Kellanova, of which Kelloggs is a branch of). But then Mars bought Kellanova just last year, 2024, so I guess Pringles belong to Mars now, as well as Kelloggs even though the owner is still marked as Kellanova. Also Pringles are sold in around 140 countries and are in the top 5 or 10 of the most popular crisps.
But then I started wondering if they're classed as crisps or not, seeing as they're made from dehydrated potato rather than slices of potato. Turns out there was a whole big fiasco in 1975 where, after a few years of other crisp brands saying they couldn't be counted as actual crisps since they weren't potato slices, the FDA stepped in and made a statement on how they weren't proper crisps or something.
Anyway, it got worse in 2008 when, to try and avoid the crisp tax in, I think the UK (don't quote me on that), Procter and Gamble tried to claim that they were biscuits, since the process of making them is "more akin to making biscuits and cakes than actual potato crisps" (<- not a direct quote). I'd never even heard of pringles being thought of as biscuits until reading up on it a few hours ago. Because they're made from a dehydrated potato dough, the company argued that they should be exempt from the crisp tax because they're basically biscuits. They didn't win that case, as Pringles literally aren't biscuits and everyone agreed.
I'm pretty sure they're classified as "crisps" but not the meaning of "crisps" used in Ireland and Britain, but "crisps" as in they're not "chips" with the American meaning.
TLDR I read up on Pringles and need to get a life
I had a dream I was in a horse race last night. But I had the weird name. They decided to register me as “Americana Pox.” It was very weird.
