The Animator

*spills water on phone*

Anyway what’s your opinion on taxis

They’re rlly popular rn and idk why

Once I tried them like, 3 years ago and they were not that good (in my opinion! this isn’t to be mean to the taki fans) . My sibling tried one too and hated them. We ended up turning it into crumbs and pouring sprite in it. (We were a 8 and a 10 year old home alone, ok?)

Anyways what are blue takes like?

Also- am I the only one who gets a medley of the kids bop cover of old town road and Mickey Mouse clubhouse, and never gonna give you up, AND just one line of abc (by gayle, not the alphabet song. I’m not that childish.) stuck in my head every few hours?

It’s truly a bop though

idk. i dont do that.

Yeah, that’s what I thought most people would say.

IMAGINE TURNING A TAXI INTI CRUMBS

IMAGINE SAYING TAXI INSTEAD OF TAKI

Takis are amazing

on field trips, i'd buy the big bags and eat most of them by myself

i did have stomach problems at the time too, but i still still ate them

a few people that i know don't like takis, but i guess it's because of the flavor and spice but i love it.

also yummy taxis ;)

i like how the takis spicy spicytakis are, its like a sudden burst of lime and spice and then a lingering burn

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also i just like spicy things, like the cheetos and doritos and fritos too

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also i would drink the taki sprite

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well the fritos arent s p i c y but they have s p i c E S

taki sprite?

mmm takis

yes takis

I’d definitely give all the taki sprite to orangekitty.

I do not like takis whatsoever

I mean, I don't hate them exactly but I have an incredibly low tolerance for spicy foods so yeah kinda self-explanitory

i blame my mom for my spice tolerance lel

I guess starting off with the super spicy version wasn’t the best idea

I have no idea how or why I can't handle spicy foods. My younger brothers and my parents can eat them no problem

ty for the spricte

(spicy+sprite)

(pronounced spr I kt)

i think takis are cool

I might try them again some time

Kids are selling them and trading them in the halls at lunch now w h a t

they're like money