okay, honestly, people. neither cheese shredded in a manner slightly-thinner-than-average nor ketchup in little plastic packets can accurately be described as "fancy."
Posted on Thursday, July 10, 2008 at 09:41PMby
mdog
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hehe, I've gotten so sick of crass, blantantly deceptive advertising that I've started pulling the labels off of things like shampoo and mouthwash, and putting my cereal in clear tubs instead of leaving it in the box that's covered in ads disguised as games targeted at kids. i don't want my house to be some twisted museum of consumerism...
and yeah, I buy kid's cereal, you got a problem with that? ;)
mdog
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hehe, I've gotten so sick of crass, blantantly deceptive advertising that I've started pulling the labels off of things like shampoo and mouthwash, and putting my cereal in clear tubs instead of leaving it in the box that's covered in ads disguised as games targeted at kids. i don't want my house to be some twisted museum of consumerism...
and yeah, I buy kid's cereal, you got a problem with that? ;)
i definitely do not have a problem with that! :)
Clearly you are just jealous of the extremely fancy life I lead while using such products.
It's pronounced "catsup" when it's fancy. Duh.
LOL! And furthermore what, precisely, would qualify as "non-fancy" ketchup??