The third and final installment of the big Zapp’s Potato Chip sampler review, representing my first donation to the blog. I’d go on to send a couple more “care packs” which would feature in a huge percentage of Brian’s output during 2014 and 2015, something of which I’m quite proud.
Highlights of this video include some of Brian’s prettier cinemagraphic work and Chris making a joke about his “bulge”.
Go back, right now, and take a look at my Zyka India Food restaurant review. Notice anything suspicious about the Chicken 65? Take a closer look at those ingredients.
Two weeks ago my wife told me about a new park she had discovered while killing time between a couple of the kids’ classes.
While climbing an overpass she caught site of some paved trails just off the road that interested her enough to want to Google it later. The trails turned out to be part of Suncreek Park in Allen, Texas. The website claims Suncreek sports only four tenths of a mile of paved trails, so it’s not much for walking, hiking, or biking. It does sport some scenic views, though, as well as a handful of geocaching opportunities. One unexpected and mysterious feature deserves further exploration, as I will soon relate.
Back in the summer of 2013 TheVCubeSolver and I dropped by the local candy shop to review Blue Bunny’s Jolly Rancher Cool Tubes, a push-pop like product in three weird flavors. It turned out to be a complete and total sensory experience.
