Look, it's not like potatoes are really expensive. Maybe they are implying that after reconstituting them as chips these are no longer recognizable as potatoes... Thanks, Evan.
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To be fair, though, if they're made out of foxes then they are "potato" chips. ;)
Fox families count as potatoes right?
Guys??...
If it said potato "chips", then they'd be Pringles.
WV--obitra: the first thing I look at in the newspaper.
Makes me think of that line in Orwell's novel '1984' -- "Looks like meat, tastes like meat, it isn't meat at all!" Now that's truly when quote marks should be used -- something like tinned "meat" product.
They're yams.
WV: shaps = Engrish shops.
Unless they had another grammatical error and Fox was supposed to be Faux (in which case "potato" might make sense)!
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