EmilyMiller
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…who has issue with the term “all-purpose flour?”
I mean, it’s a crap cocaine substitute.
Em
I mean, it’s a crap cocaine substitute.
Em
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And that’s a bad thing, toss some coffee beans on that sucker, too.I once put out an engine fire with it. Served its “purpose” very well. Car smelled like a bakery for weeks, tho’.
Do it wrong though and you have a fine fuel air bomb.I once put out an engine fire with it. Served its “purpose” very well. Car smelled like a bakery for weeks, tho’.
Yeah - I thought that.Do it wrong though and you have a fine fuel air bomb.
[insert Last Tango In Paris joke here]I have a similar problem with "I can't believe it's not butter", because I can. I can believe it. Vividly.
…who has issue with the term “all-purpose flour?”
I mean, it’s a crap cocaine substitute.
Em
One chef whose book I have often says with fish: “fry until almost cooked” I normally add one or two minutes.This thread for some reason reminds me of the instruction "Do not overcook"
No shit, don't overcook. The very meaning of over[anything] is you're not supposed to do it. The instructions might as well say "Don't ruin," "don't fuck this up," or "don't be your usual self and overanalyze this until you're tied into a knot of indecisive shyte."
"Do not take this drug if you are allergic to this drug"This thread for some reason reminds me of the instruction "Do not overcook"
No shit, don't overcook. The very meaning of over[anything] is you're not supposed to do it. The instructions might as well say "Don't ruin," "don't fuck this up," or "don't be your usual self and overanalyze this until you're tied into a knot of indecisive shyte."
I have cream for my eczema which, in the included pamphlet, says “may cause irritation”"Do not take this drug if you are allergic to this drug"
I have cream for my eczema which, in the included pamphlet, says “may cause irritation”
Em
The worrying thing is when uncommon side effects includes death. Though not as worrying as common side effects, I guess.They mean the safety warnings may irritate you.
The worrying thing is when uncommon side effects includes death. Though not as worrying as common side effects, I guess.
Em
I think they are legally required to mention side effects. Often the narrator will rush through them all at the end of a commercial. There are some drugs that don't seem worth the risk. I can't remember which one it is, but it lists death as a possible effect."Do not take this drug if you are allergic to this drug"
I've never taken the drug you are advertising, and I certainly wouldn't keep taking it if I had an adverse reaction to it.![]()
I thought that was where this started...[insert Last Tango In Paris joke here]
…who has issue with the term “all-purpose flour?”
I mean, it’s a crap cocaine substitute.
Em
This bothers me in so many ways..... I mean, just the implicationIt also makes a terrible anal lubricant.
Nope. totally justified... Refraction caused by the curvature of the plastic may make items inside the bottle appear larger than they appear. It's science stuff... I took intro to physicals in high school, so I know these things.Since we're on the topic of strange advertising/ labels:
In case, you know, you can't actually see the pills through the CLEAR PLASTIC CONTAINER.
I remember the social anxiety drug ad that stated one of the side effects was uncontrollable diarrhea. Yeah, because that always helps with social anxiety.I have cream for my eczema which, in the included pamphlet, says “may cause irritation”
Em