Darth Tater

[BradleyX2]

 

 

You know you want one.

 

linky-dink

[Silver Surfer]

That rocks.

[DiceX]

The only *true* Darth Tater

[Red Hook]

I don't know Dice.....I'm not convinced.

[The_Wolverine]

The only *true* Darth Tater

 

Are you the bidder on that?

 

and dont worry about shipping hahahaha...

 

How do u ship a chip?

[DiceX]

I don't know Dice.....I'm not convinced.

 

Same here.

But if this closes for over $100, I'm buying a few bags to see if I can find any celebs in them.

 

"Hey...this big one looks like Oprah."

[arexcrooke]

I don't know Dice.....I'm not convinced.

 

Same here.

But if this closes for over $100, I'm buying a few bags to see if I can find any celebs in them.

 

"Hey...this big one looks like Oprah." :b "Hey...this big one looks like Oprah." aiting:

 

[Red Hook]

Chip's Ahoy!

 

http://www.chipofthemonth.com/html/gallery.html

[The_Wolverine]

Chip's Ahoy!

 

http://www.chipofthemonth.com/html/gallery.html

 

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Who would join this? Can't I just go to the store and pick up a bag for 1.00

[Red Hook]

Hey, don't look at me!

[Stronguy]

I don't know Dice.....I'm not convinced.

 

Same here.

But if this closes for over $100, I'm buying a few bags to see if I can find any celebs in them.

 

"Hey...this big one looks like Oprah."

 

There was an old lady on Letterman one time. She had been collecting "shaped" potato chips for decades. She had some really cool ones -- Nixon, Yogi Bear, all kinds of bugs, trees, flowers -- and they all actually looked pretty much like what she said.

 

Of course Letterman being Letterman, he took out a bowl of chips when she wasn't looking. When she handed one to him and briefly looked away he took a bunch of his chips and started munching on them. She almost had a heart attack.

[DiceX]

I don't know Dice.....I'm not convinced.

 

Same here.

But if this closes for over $100, I'm buying a few bags to see if I can find any celebs in them.

 

"Hey...this big one looks like Oprah."

 

There was an old lady on Letterman one time. She had been collecting "shaped" potato chips for decades. She had some really cool ones -- Nixon, Yogi Bear, all kinds of bugs, trees, flowers -- and they all actually looked pretty much like what she said.

 

Of course Letterman being Letterman, he took out a bowl of chips when she wasn't looking. When she handed one to him and briefly looked away he took a bunch of his chips and started munching on them. She almost had a heart attack.

 

I remember that! Back when Letterman was good.

[BradleyX2]

There was an old lady on Letterman one time. She had been collecting "shaped" potato chips for decades. She had some really cool ones -- Nixon, Yogi Bear, all kinds of bugs, trees, flowers -- and they all actually looked pretty much like what she said.

 

Of course Letterman being Letterman, he took out a bowl of chips when she wasn't looking. When she handed one to him and briefly looked away he took a bunch of his chips and started munching on them. She almost had a heart attack.

 

I remember that! Back when Letterman was good.

 

 

Guys- That was Carson.

[Wally's Comics]

 

 

You know you want one.

 

linky-dink

 

 

What would be awesome is if you could remove the helmet and see a

busted up anakin tater head inside...

 

with a pat of drippin' butter in the crainium crease of coarse!

[Stronguy]

There was an old lady on Letterman one time. She had been collecting "shaped" potato chips for decades. She had some really cool ones -- Nixon, Yogi Bear, all kinds of bugs, trees, flowers -- and they all actually looked pretty much like what she said.

 

Of course Letterman being Letterman, he took out a bowl of chips when she wasn't looking. When she handed one to him and briefly looked away he took a bunch of his chips and started munching on them. She almost had a heart attack.

 

I remember that! Back when Letterman was good.

 

 

Guys- That was Carson.

 

Brad, that was Letterman. I never watched Carson.

[BradleyX2]

There was an old lady on Letterman one time. She had been collecting "shaped" potato chips for decades. She had some really cool ones -- Nixon, Yogi Bear, all kinds of bugs, trees, flowers -- and they all actually looked pretty much like what she said.

 

Of course Letterman being Letterman, he took out a bowl of chips when she wasn't looking. When she handed one to him and briefly looked away he took a bunch of his chips and started munching on them. She almost had a heart attack.

 

I remember that! Back when Letterman was good.

 

 

Guys- That was Carson.

 

Brad, that was Letterman. I never watched Carson.

 

 

Times like this I want to say: "I'll bet you $100..." but I know how much trouble that can cause, even if you win.

 

Really, Stronguy, it was Carson. It wouldn't be necessary for you to "watch Carson". That clip has been seen on lots of "TV's funniest moments" type shows.

[BradleyX2]

P.S. Here's a couple links for you:

 

http://www.tvacres.com/food_snacks.htm

 

http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1272/is_2686_131/ai_90683567/pg_2

 

http://www.nostalgiacentral.com/tv/variety/johnnycarson.htm

 

[Red Hook]

You wanna' nuther 80 page thread? I mean, 80-page Non-Pressing thread?

 

Here.....

 

 

A typical Carson moment occurred on October 16, 1987. Carson always took a special delight in people with eccentric hobbies, and on this night he had a guest named Myrtle Young from Fort Wayne, Indiana, whose hobby was  collecting potato  chips that looked like other objects - an angry dog, a sleeping bird, a candle . . .

 

While Myrtle proudly showed off her fine (and fragile) collection, Ed McMahon distracted her momentarily and as she was turned away there was a resounding "crunch" from Carson. All eyes turned to the host who has just bitten into a potato chip!

 

Myrtle is in a state of shock, clutching her chest with her mouth agape and her eyes wide with shock and betrayal. How could Johnny munch one of her works of art?!?  Ever the grand-master of timing, Carson allowed the gag to play out for a while before assuring Myrtle and reaching down to hold up a big bowl of chips he had behind his desk in preparation for the prank. The laughter went on for several minutes.

 

 

 

 

source: http://www.nostalgiacentral.com/tv/variety/johnnycarson.htm

[Stronguy]

Guys- That was Carson.

 

Brad, that was Letterman. I never watched Carson.

 

 

Times like this I want to say: "I'll bet you $100..." but I know how much trouble that can cause, even if you win.

 

Really, Stronguy, it was Carson. It wouldn't be necessary for you to "watch Carson". That clip has been seen on lots of "TV's funniest moments" type shows.

 

Ok, ok, it was Carson. But Letterman put him up to it...

[Red Hook]

This quote from NostolgiaCentral.com

 

When asked whose idea it was to substitute the bowl of chips for the collectibles, Carson replied..."It was totally my idea. Letterman had nothing to do with it! In twenty years, he won't even be funny anyway."