Dateline: Mon, 14 Mar 2005
freeNewsArticles Story Summary: “SALEM, MA /Send2Press Newswire/ — A Doritos(R) Chip that amazingly resembles the Pope’s Mitre (a.k.a. His Holiness’ ‘really tall hat’) was found in a bag of Doritos ‘Nacho Cheesier Doritos’ this evening, according to The Chadwick family of Salem, Massachusetts, a suburb of Boston.”
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SALEM, MA /Send2Press Newswire/ — A Doritos(R) Chip that amazingly resembles the Pope’s Mitre (a.k.a. His Holiness’ “really tall hat”) was found in a bag of Doritos “Nacho Cheesier Doritos” this evening, according to The Chadwick family of Salem, Massachusetts, a suburb of Boston.
Caption: Doritos Chip that amazingly resembles the Pope’s Mitre
After much deliberation amongst the family about what to do with the chip, it was decided that it would be unfair to not share it with the world. Following the recent trends or auctioning religious memorabilia, the chip was immediately ushered to a late-night photo session and then posted on the worldwide auction site, eBay.
The chip’s online auction listing states, “The auction is for just this chip and the empty bag as the rest of the chips were consumed while creating this listing.” Bidding had begun at $3.29, which the description says is “to cover the cost of a replacement bag.”
The item is being listed purely for humorous reasons and the family is happy to have found this rarity at a time when the Pope’s health continues to improve after his recent hospitalization.
Link to the auction page:
cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=1467&item=5565234667
The auction ends March 22 at 5pm PT. All trademarks acknowledged. Auction link subject to change.
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