haaaaaaaaa! .... target (pronounced tarshjay) bag nachos .... wicked

Mr float said...

I have recently done a bit of shopping at target and have noticed their rubbery shopping bags .I discovered today that they are corn starch .they are also nutricious and i ate one of the bags for dinner .yum

Did you also notice the additional 10c on your charge for the bag?

Fatso!

FlySurfer said...

BulldogPup said...
haaaaaaaaa! .... target (pronounced tarshjay) bag nachos .... wicked

WTF... it's target pronounced farking Target.

Nah, definitely tarshjay....

BulldogPup said...

FlySurfer said...

BulldogPup said...
haaaaaaaaa! .... target (pronounced tarshjay) bag nachos .... wicked

WTF... it's target pronounced farking Target.

I'll farking pronounce whatever I want to farking pronounce it as mate .... and I'm pronouncing it farking Tarshjay STTFYGE

STTFYGE ...(So There The Fark You Go Eh)

Sorry mate my wife just reminded me it's how Bogans refer to TARGET. Go ahead mate be proud of your social group.

Rights to the Target logo and name were granted to Myer Emporium Ltd. (later Coles Group), by the Dayton Hudson Corporation (now known as Target Corporation)

Target Corporation, doing business as Target, is an American retailing company headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It is the second-largest discount retailer in the United States, behind Walmart.[6][7] The company is ranked at number 33 on the Fortune 500 as of 2010 and is a component of the Standard & Poor's 500 index. Its bullseye trademark is licensed to Wesfarmers, owners of the separate Target Australia chain which is unrelated to Target Corporation.

FlySurfer said...

BulldogPup said...
haaaaaaaaa! .... target (pronounced tarshjay) bag nachos .... wicked

WTF... it's target pronounced farking Target.

Yea but you didn't pronounce anything did you. Maybe you're saying tarjay.

Mr float said...

I have recently done a bit of shopping at target and have noticed their rubbery shopping bags .I discovered today that they are corn starch .they are also nutricious and i ate one of the bags for dinner .yum

instead of growing food on irrigation plots they are growing chemicals to make bags for people too lazy to take thier own,who then just dump the bag.
what are we coming to .

landyacht said...

Mr float said...

I have recently done a bit of shopping at target and have noticed their rubbery shopping bags .I discovered today that they are corn starch .they are also nutricious and i ate one of the bags for dinner .yum

instead of growing food on irrigation plots they are growing chemicals to make bags for people too lazy to take thier own,who then just dump the bag.
what are we coming to .

what? Are you talking about cornstarch bags ? As I said they are delicious and a cheap meal .I fed the whole family last night for 50 cents ,I thought that rather than eating them raw I would jazz things up a bit wrapping them around a skewer and boling them and serving them like corn on a cob ,with a little salt and peper and buter there were no complaints .The only thing dumped was a visit to the toilet this morning.
Ive got a couple left ,maybe target bag burritos tonight ,yummy

dusta said...

FlySurfer said...

Rights to the Target logo and name were granted to Myer Emporium Ltd. (later Coles Group), by the Dayton Hudson Corporation (now known as Target Corporation)

Target Corporation, doing business as Target, is an American retailing company headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It is the second-largest discount retailer in the United States, behind Walmart.[6][7] The company is ranked at number 33 on the Fortune 500 as of 2010 and is a component of the Standard & Poor's 500 index. Its bullseye trademark is licensed to Wesfarmers, owners of the separate Target Australia chain which is unrelated to Target Corporation.

Cynic