Favorite potato chip

If you mention it,

I will probably remember.

I know,

it might seem a touch creepy.

Not something that took an effort.

It is just there.

Odd way the brain works.

I can't remember birthdays,

but your potato chips?

Ruffles.

Reviews

[Lyn Anderson]

Old Dutch Ripple. With half the salt and twice the Philly Onion Dip. :) In all seriousness, it's the little things that count. My coffee order, for instance, or the fact that I don't put ketchup on fries. My two year old knew my coffee order, my husband, who had then been in my life 10 years, didn't. I should have known it was doomed. :)

[Jon Roggie]

You learn to know the people around you. The salt shaker has been passed before asked.

[Lyn Anderson]

That is assuming you are not a self centered psycho, of course. :)

[Jon Roggie]

Well, in my case, not self centered, but that is another story.

[Shannon]

Not at all creepy. Pretty funny way of approaching this topic.

[Jon Roggie]

I just remember. Best way I can put it.

[Shannon]

For the record: salt and vinegar!

[Jon Roggie]

Kettle style?

[Shannon]

Nope. Old Dutch. But I don't think you have them down there.

You?

[Jon Roggie]

Poore Brothers. I can't get get them in California.

[Shannon]

Arizona? And what flavour?

[Jon Roggie]

salt and vinegar

[Shannon]

Lmao. Excellent choice!