So I bought some booty from Publix...
I also bought some premium OJ (with calcium added) which is a long-standing bone of contention between me and my mom, also known as "She who forced me to drink disgusting frozen orange-flavored gelatinous goo reconstituted with water through most of my childhood, thus ruining my formative years altogether instead of buying fresh-squeezed like a decent caring mother"...but I digress. What was I writing about? Oh, yeah, I bought me some Pirate Booty.
Heh heh. Booty.
See? Here are some more pictures of my register receipt, because after all, what could be more interesting on the internet than Helly's grocery purchases? (Sadly, the receipt was folded right in the middle of the booty, like a paper buttcrack, but there are many shots to choose from and I'm sure you can see enough to satisfy your booty needs.)
Pirate Booty comes in a bag.
The cashier who was checking us out did a double-take and gave me a funny look. I told her, "I have no idea what it tastes like either, but how could I resist? You know you'd have bought it if you'd seen it first!" Then she read the package and said, "Actually, it sounds pretty good - let me know how it tastes," and then we all made some ribald jokes about how pirate booty was likely to taste (general verdict: salty) and we laughed when the sale rang up on the flat-screen monitor facing us, because after all, Alan and I are very mature, highly educated individuals so it takes nothing more than the word "booty" in print to make us laugh.
Heh. Look at my booty on the countertop.
I also bought some premium OJ (with calcium added) which is a long-standing bone of contention between me and my mom, also known as "She who forced me to drink disgusting frozen orange-flavored gelatinous goo reconstituted with water through most of my childhood, thus ruining my formative years altogether instead of buying fresh-squeezed like a decent caring mother"...but I digress. What was I writing about? Oh, yeah, I bought me some Pirate Booty.
Heh heh. Booty.
See? Here are some more pictures of my register receipt, because after all, what could be more interesting on the internet than Helly's grocery purchases? (Sadly, the receipt was folded right in the middle of the booty, like a paper buttcrack, but there are many shots to choose from and I'm sure you can see enough to satisfy your booty needs.)
Pirate Booty comes in a bag.
The cashier who was checking us out did a double-take and gave me a funny look. I told her, "I have no idea what it tastes like either, but how could I resist? You know you'd have bought it if you'd seen it first!" Then she read the package and said, "Actually, it sounds pretty good - let me know how it tastes," and then we all made some ribald jokes about how pirate booty was likely to taste (general verdict: salty) and we laughed when the sale rang up on the flat-screen monitor facing us, because after all, Alan and I are very mature, highly educated individuals so it takes nothing more than the word "booty" in print to make us laugh.
Heh. Look at my booty on the countertop.
7 Comments:
Sarah says you are booty-licious. Which I hold is better than being Fergie-licious. It is an atrocity, viewable on itunes. Fergie-licious, I mean.
By Anonymous, at 12:23 AM
Oh, man, I totally want some Pirate's Booty!! What is it?
By Topcat, at 7:46 AM
Puffed rice and corn, appparently. I opened the bag last night and it tastes kinda like Corn Pops cereal, only instead of sweet it's vaguely salty/cheesy.
By Helly, at 8:02 AM
Hey, didn't I comment here? Where did it go? Have I lost my mind?
By Anonymous, at 4:46 PM
That's so funny, because I went through that very same thought earlier this afternoon! I knew I'd seen a Flippy comment, but where did it go? It drove me nuts. Finally I figured it out. You commented on Flickr.
By Helly, at 6:40 PM
Don't you love Publix! We are getting Trader Joe's here in Atlanta, which we're psyched about. Although, our first trip there proved to be premature... much like the first several months at the new IKEA.
Waaaaay too much hype, resulting in crowds more apropos of a Picasso exhibit. We'll try again in a few months when the furor dies down.
~Monica, still excited to see TJ's finally here in our fair city!
By Anonymous, at 8:10 PM
I haven't been to Trader Joe's yet - it's kinda hard to get to from both my office and home, but it makes me happy to know we have one - isn't that funny?
Thanks for visiting my blog!
By Helly, at 9:49 PM
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