#funyun

[moshieee]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Yayayya

[moshieee-but-evil]

I...

That's a lot of reblogs...

@yunfox00 this surprised me so much lol

[pierrelucstl]

Marisa loves funyuns more than anything. This is the prize for @Monsterkiller59 who won the latest Gyate raffle!

[melon-official]

collection of images on my desktop (ft a couple of friends’ charas)

[actual-corpse]

Did I ever tell you guys about the time in gradeschool when my tooth was loose and a fucking Funyun helped me remove it

[pears-palette]

One of my besties has gotten obsessed with furbies recently, and as a loyal friend I must create her muse. So- Funyun Furby lol

[ID in Alt]

[alexanderwales]

I think that the first time I noticed an established company spicing up their product line was with Mountain Dew Code Red. I was in 9th grade (around 14 years old) and me and my friends went wild for it. Then they came out with Mountain Dew Livewire as a limited edition flavor for the summer, and I thought "they can't keep getting away with this", and then immediately bought some. It was a mainstay of our D&D nights.

To some extent, I think brands doing these weird things is just novelty injection, attempting to get some market share back. Most of the combinations won't last, since they're just not good enough, but people will see these variants in the store, and they'll say "hot damn, what's that like, I have to try it".

To a lesser extent, I'll claim that this has some element of postmodernism. There's something of parody and pastiche, a way that Reese's Puffs stuffed Reese's Cups are self-referential in concept if not in flavor.

Anyway, I was at the gas station, and came across this:

Is this not a perfect encapsulation of the modern consumer era? Is this not art? Don't you look at this and think "yes, this is the end of history, there is no further evolution past this point, only remixes of remixes, brands copulating with each other and giving birth to transient products that will fly off the shelves and then be forgotten fifteen minutes later".

I think the thing that got me most, as I stood there in the store staring at this freshly-stocked bag of onion (flavored) rings was that there's no actual ramen pictured, only the cup that ramen comes in, ramen signified by a familiar piece of styrofoam.

I felt an almost civic duty to buy them. I haven't eaten them yet, but whether they're good or not is sort of beside the point.

[mailmainbutnot]

[nikkiruncks]

Hyde & Gwen being there for Jackie & Nikki

-> T7S 2x22 | T9S 3x06 (2x14)

[one-time-i-dreamt]

I went roller skating through a gargantuan mall in a group, trying every conceivable flavor of milkshake. Everything from lavender to Funyuns to the nostalgic scent of an old library.

[brattylikestoeat]

[moshieee]

*Gives you a cake*

HAPPPPYYY BIRTHDAYYYYYY

I'M SO PROUD OF YOU

But I... I didn't do anything???

[danganphobia]

missing the besties 🥺❤️

kaburo brotp save me...

[yourfavaschips]

jesse pinkman.... please

Jesse Pinkman from Breaking Bad would be Funyuns Spicy Queso!

[melon-official]

old man has fallen over: more at 11

[allyourfavesinoneblog]

These were interesting??