Butterscotch Quest

Here's yet another bunch of interesting pictures to enjoy.

We wanted to buy some more Butterscotch Syrup for our FBI nights, that's "Full Bowl of Ice cream." We went to like 5 different places, plenty of caramel, nobody had butterscotch. It turned into a quest and we were determined that someplace somewhere would have it. When we finally found some, they had two bottles. We paused for a moment to possibly leave one, considering we had just been on such a quest, would the next person have to look further? But really that's an imaginary scenario, and what pirate is going to leave half the treasure behind?

On the quest, we did find a My Little Pony named Butterscotch. Which was a pretty laughable moment at the time. I'm sure she's a wonderful pony but probably not what we want to put on our ice cream.

Saw this food truck in line at the Costco gas traffic jam. What qualifies as a "Flirty" Dessert? Is this like the Hooters of food trucks?

Hahahaha! These are light switch cover plates where the light switch will look like you are "turning them on" quite literaly. Who wants to flick up Spiderman's um.... web shooter?

I saw this and thought of a friend of mine. He got a laugh when I sent him this picture.

We kind of forget that Basketball "lets" players be mean to each other. But only so much. I guess it's still better than Ice Hockey where they basically let players fist fight.

There's a perfectly good brush on the ground over there, right outside this Wal-Mart. Is it okay to pick it up and take it? Or is this too close? We certainly didn't purchase it, so we left it. But still wondered about it for a minute.

Does being really hungry affect these things? Nice to check this every so often.

This $50 retro Optimus Prime finally hit the clearance season and we got him for a much-more-reasonable $25. Sure it's a "genuine" 1980's version that's every bit exact to the original. But $50 was a little ridiculous, Hasbro. My Little Pony is also made by Hasbro, so that makes Optimus here kind of like my cool Uncle.

Don't laugh, but Target is the closest grocery store to us. Out-of-the-way home, we stopped in to pick up some steak for dinner, but a power outage we missed spoiled ALL of the meats. Here they were tossing it all away. Later we told my friend about this and he thought we could have asked them for the discarded meat so we could make a dress like Lady Gaga did.

It was sort a a fluke that we glanced over and saw this funny picture. I'm going to post this for my friend who shall remain anonymous.

This bug was chilling out on the wall next to our front door so much that we saw it in the morning and it was still there when we got home from work. What kind of camouflage is that pattern? Where exactly does this thing think it's hiding?

I guess they've given up on creating clever names because the guy in the top left there is just called "Road-Police." Wonder if there's a list somewhere of the hundreds of Transformers they've named, and if "Road-Police" is like, the worst one.

Can you tell my friend is a Transformers fan? Not enough of a fan to consider purchasing this set of three guys for $80. Yikes Hasbro is often brutal to the adult-collector market. Because this set is clearly not intended for, like "real" children.

One more Transformers picture we found, here's another 1980's re-release. Soundwave is again $50 by himself and the cassette packs are $20 each. He might be a futuristic robot but his cassette player mode is obsolete and wholey unfamiliar to kids these days. You were one of my friend's favorites in the 80's but now you belong in a museum.

Glaced over at this adorable Elsa Mash'Ems and thought that it looked like a South Park version of her. Heck yeah she wants some Cheesy Poofs!