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User avatar #4 - Bohya (05/24/2012) [-]
'lays'?
#6 to #4 - noobuser (05/24/2012) [-]
Yes.. Lays
#7 to #6 - Bohya (05/24/2012) [-]
Those look like Walkers...
#27 to #7 - N. Korean citizen (05/24/2012) [-]
They're called 'Lays' in America because Americans lay around on their fat asses all day, and don't actually do any walking.

I see what you did thar'. Clever company.
#41 to #27 - N. Korean citizen (05/24/2012) [-]
In Russia we call them lays too. Can you explain this for me?
#49 to #41 - N. Korean citizen (05/24/2012) [-]
Same with Canada.
#24 to #7 - dixego (05/24/2012) [-]
SABRITAS OUT OF FUCKING NOWHERE
#50 to #24 - N. Korean citizen (05/24/2012) [-]
I think you all mean tapu-chips. srsly guise.
User avatar #9 to #7 - mrwalkerfour (05/24/2012) [-]
my last name is walker! :D yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay crisps are lovely
User avatar #8 to #7 - theomegaman (05/24/2012) [-]
I think they're the American version. Fellow British person?
#17 to #8 - N. Korean citizen (05/24/2012) [-]
Maybe it's like Axe and Lynx? Also, can any explain to me the point of region specific name-branding?
User avatar #18 to #17 - theomegaman (05/24/2012) [-]
Most likely trademark issues, which is why Lynx is Axe in the UK and Ireland. Axe was the original in France and then another company joined them and wanted to launch it in other countries, but because of trademark issues, they had to launch it as Lynx.
#51 to #18 - N. Korean citizen (05/24/2012) [-]
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