iūliāneither Safeway nor the corner store carry Fun Dip rn & I might have to order it online because I'm not getting in my fucking car to drive around to look for Fun Dip
according to the Ferrara Candy Company product finder I would have to drive a minimum of 12.5 miles to /maybe/ find Fun Dip; I'm ... not going to do that. alternatively, I could "subscribe & save" to Fun Dip off Amazon—& I like this on a conceptual level but only just so; going to need to think on this for a bit.
so, I got some Fun Dip (I just ordered some off Amazon okay; whatever) & I was just assuming—hoping, really—that I would have the Fun Dip & then just be all like "oh wow yeah Fun Dip; not actually very great," right? ugh, but I fucking love it; still fucking love Fun Dip.
...what I don't like is eating Fun Dip out of the paper wrapper, though; it feels beneath me (—which it's not actually, but it just feels as though it is) so I might try to do something about that.
that thing that's going on now where you can't shut down a laptop w/o any/every keypress turning it back on makes cleaning Fun Dip powder out from the keyboard kinda a pain in the ass
absolutely wild how in Portland the power will occasionally just go out for like an hour or so for what is apparently no reason at all on a Wednesday afternoon.
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lucky for me today was the day that my awesome Fun Dip-branded Hot Wheels '34 Dodge delivery truck came in the mail so I had something to do
heck yeah Fun Dip is back on the menu
haven't thrown all available resources at it but I still haven't been able to conveniently pick up any grape flavor ("Grape Yumptious Dip" is what they're calling it now ...) & the relative scarcity alone leads me to believe that it probably just tastes identical to, like, laundry detergent.
it's flat & kinda stale tasting, in a way I don't imagine laundry detergent could be. & I didn't like it at first but after about a week of eating it anyway I've acquired a taste for it; Grape Yumptious Dip is an acquired taste.