I've seen how Pringles are made - they're not potato chips. :-) They're dehydrated, reconstituted, molded, potato powder. Brought to you by the same folks who bring you Crisco and Tide. Mmmm. They are one of my guilty pleasures, though. ;-)
what on earth did you say to that cat before you snapped that picture??
She was on my parents' rolltop desk begging for one of her Pounce cat treats, and I just called her name (actually, my nickname for her - "Spazz" - her given name by my sister was Gypsy). I think the bright flash from my camera caught her by surprise. Perfect for my "WTF?" icon. :-)
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Date: 2004-08-08 08:54 am (UTC)btw, what on earth did you say to that cat before you snapped that picture?? :)
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Date: 2004-08-08 09:48 am (UTC)I've seen how Pringles are made - they're not potato chips. :-) They're dehydrated, reconstituted, molded, potato powder. Brought to you by the same folks who bring you Crisco and Tide. Mmmm. They are one of my guilty pleasures, though. ;-)
what on earth did you say to that cat before you snapped that picture??
She was on my parents' rolltop desk begging for one of her Pounce cat treats, and I just called her name (actually, my nickname for her - "Spazz" - her given name by my sister was Gypsy). I think the bright flash from my camera caught her by surprise. Perfect for my "WTF?" icon. :-)