Yes hello, I can speak about funyuns. My credentials are that I would spend my lunch money on a bag of funyuns every single day for a good portion of my time in elementary school. They are vaguely corn based! They're these crunchy corn-ish O's in the shape of onion rings, in that ideally they are somewhat flat and round. But they have a delightfully onion flavor that most certainly made me and my fellow third graders have the most potent onion breath. I remember them being awesome, but also I was like 8.
I can't wait to see Ana De Armas kick some ass in "Ballerina". I agree with what Noa says about Hollywood relationships. If a celeb dated/married to another celeb, there's gonna be press. If a celeb is dating/marrying a civilian, it's gonna be like "who dis and who cares?" LOL Also, I love the name Brando for a kid. Very cool and very unique, although that's a big name to be hefted with.
Well said
Yes hello, I can speak about funyuns. My credentials are that I would spend my lunch money on a bag of funyuns every single day for a good portion of my time in elementary school. They are vaguely corn based! They're these crunchy corn-ish O's in the shape of onion rings, in that ideally they are somewhat flat and round. But they have a delightfully onion flavor that most certainly made me and my fellow third graders have the most potent onion breath. I remember them being awesome, but also I was like 8.
Thank you for this TRUE expert commentary lmao
as someone who grew up poor, funyuns are top tier junk food
I can't wait to see Ana De Armas kick some ass in "Ballerina". I agree with what Noa says about Hollywood relationships. If a celeb dated/married to another celeb, there's gonna be press. If a celeb is dating/marrying a civilian, it's gonna be like "who dis and who cares?" LOL Also, I love the name Brando for a kid. Very cool and very unique, although that's a big name to be hefted with.
Noa’s damn smart!
those are clearly cheese quavers, no funyuns in ireland!