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It means you're worth as much as a bag of chips, of course :icon_razz:
It means you're worth as much as a bag of chips, of course :icon_razz:
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That must be one big bag of chips. :icon_redface:
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75 grams :icon_razz:
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but 0 calories these days 
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Because we all know how pink crayons love keeping their figures...
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Pink crayon? Where?
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pink crayon? Where?
shotgun.
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Pink crayon? Where?
It's in a better place, jeremy. (Bonus points if you get the reference)
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How could anyone miss that? :lol:
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That's so immature.
That's so immature.
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Hah. Coming from you.
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People who don't want bonus points of course.
But we're getting away from the point. Your tribe is chips :icon_biggrin:
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... Then your tribe is ... salsa! :icon_evil:
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Well, chips are no good without salsa, where as salsa is good in a large variety of things.
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Chips are good without salsa!
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Nachos.
Chips.
STOP USING THE WRONG WORDS!!!!!
Chips.
STOP USING THE WRONG WORDS!!!!!
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Wolfie is American, therefore his chips are your crisps.
Either kind of chip, whether it be American or British, is good without salsa. Better, even. :icon_cool:
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NACHOS are better with salsa.
CHIPS are better without salsa.
I suppose I should say "french fries" in your presence though!
CHIPS are better without salsa.
I suppose I should say "french fries" in your presence though!
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You've forgotten crisps!
Those are better without salsa, and that's what we'd call chips. Not nachos, those are tortilla chips until they have salsa/cheese on them... then they are nachos.
Jeeze Googly. :icon_razz:
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That's right! We American's like to americanize our food by calling it "english muffin" or "french fry". That way it sounds more American. :icon_wink:
