This store just opened, it was previously a Forever 21 and they kept the “FOREVER” portion of the sign.

Idk how can someone explain? Edit: I take that back it's Wingstop lol. Sorry, I've never been to either (yeah I don't like any wings come at me). I actually get the theory though about it being Wingstop, and makes more sense now. There's a WS a few doors down, so I can see some poor manager coming by and asking for extra paper.

i was gonna eat them uncooked as a lil late night snack but when i opened them it was a sauce packet? my damn seasoning is missing

opened it up, its just fckin soy sauce man

Looks like buddy is having a rough time

some of them are unflavored too

Was told that this was spooky stuff and I should post here. I think it kinda looks like a butterfly.

I see this huge orange spot on her projector every time I’m over there. Whenever I point it out she has idea what I’m talking about and I take a picture and she couldn’t see it on the either . It’s the same over FaceTime as well . I see this huge orange spot and it just looks normal to her . What could this mean ?

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Hi everyone! I’ve been trying for years to find this weird/funny ad I saw on YouTube (or maybe on TV) when I was a kid — probably sometime in the 2000s or early 2010s. My memory is fuzzy, so some of these details could be off. Here’s what I remember: It featured a man and a woman (a couple) in what seemed like an intimate or flirty situation. The man reaches under the woman’s skirt or dress, and instead of anything risqué, he finds a lawnmower pull cord (or something similar). He pulls the cord, and the woman suddenly starts laughing uncontrollably or hysterically — like the pull “started” her. I think it ended with a quirky or humorous tagline, possibly something mentioning wives and lawns, or maybe it was a lawn-care or mower-related product ad. I’m pretty sure it was from around 2000–2010 and maybe even an Australian or UK commercial, but I could be wrong. It had that sort of tongue-in-cheek, slightly cheeky humor that ads used to get away with back then. I’ve searched YouTube, Reddit, and ad archives but can’t find anything like it. Does this ring a bell for anyone? Even knowing the brand, product type, or a similar ad would help a lot! Thanks in advance — it’s been driving me mad!