Why do Pringles taste so darn delicious? - Comments

Hmm. Uniform. Dress code. The rules say we have to wear specific clothes over here, and for the shirt, it's against the rules to wear a black shirt. Which sucks. A lot of people here bend th rules though, and wear stuff that individualises themself (or makes them sheep, metaphorically speaking. But i'm not gonna ramble here, tis neither the time nor the place. almost 2am. Hmm....

For the record, the weather is tired.

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D: I read the title as
"why do penguins taste so darn delicious?"
and was like D:

That really made me laugh, which is good because I haven't laughed for a while.

I can't stand uniforms. Luckily, next year, we wear blue shirts(because they have different colors for each year) and I look good in blue. We're not really obligated to wear collar shirts, but we can't wear anything with pictures that are bigger than a quarter. And if we are, we have to turn it inside out. What's even worse is you can't wear skirts higher than your knees. The only skirts at knee length I can find are the suck-upish ones that are tight as hell. So I have no interest in wearing skirts to school. And I don't have many dresses, so I don't really wear those either. On dress down days, you still have to follow the dress code. You can wear shirts with things on them as long as they aren't profanite and you have the same skirt rule that also applies to shorts. And when I wear shorts anyway, people from my school always call me a whore. I just kinda say, "Well..." and walk away. There's not much left to say without them calling me anything else.

No uniforms for me!
They didn't pass the motion, amazingly.

the manufacturer of pringles is calles Procter and Gamble Co. and they test on animals on their other products, they do horrific things to hamsters, monkeys and even cats.

please dont eat Pringles! think of the animals. :(

D: I read the title as
"why do penguins taste so darn delicious?"
and was like D:

Oh, you didn't spoil it.

Your location says Australia, so I'm led to believe that's where you live. And if all you see is television with American stars, then it's fairly safe to assume that the roles are flipped. The U.S. gets to watch British and Australian actors, and Australia gets to watch American ones.

Wow. I hardly see a show which doesn't star an American in a main role. Oh, except for NEIGHBOURS.

Hate to spoil your American dream, there.