They Might Be Giants - a reference to the George C. Scott movie of the same name, where this is his character’s answer to why Don Quixote jousted with windmills
I can certainly trust that those are indeed long yellow things.
I remember being at a party where the host had a bar in the basement. On the bar was a jar of Vienna Saugages, completely untouched. I mentioned it, and he said to look at the ingredient list. Listed first was “beef lips”. There’s more than electrolytes in that liquid.
Non-English-speaking package designer.
There’s something about them that seems off but not too off, at least until you zoom in. Then the horror begins.
Oh, look at Mr. Bigbucks with his fancy kerning. Poor companies can’t afford such luxuries.
Just do what the nice earwig says.
Honey, what’s wrong? You haven’t touched your boobkies.
There’s a reason for everything. Sometimes that reason is “I don’t give fuck.”
How much money are they saving by eliminating so many letters?
Put this in the dictionary alongside the definition of Wrong.
I’ve always thought this photo was disturbing. Now I think it’s extremely disturbing.
It came up in hazmat training when I was a volunteer firefighter. It’s like handling firearms, you always assume they’re loaded.
There are lots of US standards like this. You’d be surprised how much product a railroad tank car can contain and still be called “empty”. US industry has an outsized influence on the creation of standards.
Just stick the nipples in your ears and quit complaining.
At my age, it’s lead and microplastics. It’s a miracle I’m as healthy as I am.