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Knormal posted:So apparently this is this guy's thing. Fat free skim milk? They have gone too far!
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Bad Purchase posted:(Yes I'm calling the UK European here, I'm American and it's my right to do so.) Don't worry, the UK still stands firmly in Europe, just not the European Union. Also, Pop Tarts are available in UK if you know where to look but the flavours are pretty much limited to either Strawberry or Chocolate Peggy Edson posted:Pop Tarts taste like literal, steaming death coated in piss!!! This goon buying unwrapped pop tarts from a truck stop mens restroom
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Nov 1, 2021 05:32
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This better be a McDonald's coffee situation where there was more substance than popularly believed
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Nov 1, 2021 08:43
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Lawrence Gilchrist posted:This better be a McDonald's coffee situation where there was more substance than popularly believed Um, I am pretty sure lack of substance is the entire issue here my friend.
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Nov 1, 2021 10:04
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Lawrence Gilchrist posted:This better be a McDonald's coffee situation where there was more substance than popularly believed Litigation is the last but only resort with government standard organizations absent from active enforcement. Stuff that seems silly at the surface level but debate basic requirements like truth in labeling is the basic enforcement in a society that has decided public legal proceedings are the tool to use. Any summary is going to sound real petty completely unrelated to its final impact on consumers. Even if the plaintiff loses we all still win as we have a crystal clear understanding that variety-of-fruit syrup colored pink is functionally strawberry now and we're all on the same page as the brain geniuses who already know poptarts aren't made of anything interesting.
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