I thought you were done with us, Rod too? Just had to try and get one more insult in eh' and you couldn't even spell that right. LoL I'm going to bust a gut if I read much more of your boolish fabble. I've put cushions around my chair in case I fall out from laughing so hard.
36 coupe baited you and you fell for it hook line and sinker! Most people get wiser in their old age, you just get more belligerent! I suspect 36 Coupe was also getting tired of your hijacking threads and I thanked him for exposing you for what you are. A stubborn old man who's spread so much BS that he's actually believing it as the truth. Unfortunately that thread was deleted so I never saw his response.
You made a claim you had Lays chips made from russet potatoes. It's up to you to prove it, not 36 Coupe or anyone else. You've posted a lot pictures on here. Where's a picture of the package and list of ingredients saying russet potatoes, where's a picture of russet potatoes being shipped to Frito-Lay, where's a picture of the farm where they were grown, what's the name of the farmer, how many acres does he grow? 36 Coupe made it very easy for you to call Frito-Lay and ask for yourself but we all know that's not going to happen because when you find out for yourself that 36 Coupe is 100% correct, you'll claim there's some big conspiracy and Frito-Lay doesn't know what they put in their own products. Again I thank 36 Coupe for calling a spade a spade!
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