Now that everyone we've ever admired is either dead or a recently outed sexual degenerate, what's left for the internet to enjoy? Cans of Prongles, apparently. Bootleg versions of Pringles were photographed at Target in the days leading up to Black Friday, and every detail--the pig mascot, the weird flavors, the "Once you pop ......
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November 27, 2017
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