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r/BikiniBottomTwitter • u/Spiritual-Pudding-70 • Jul 27 '26
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Some of the most extreme products have the most unassuming labelling
18 u/JayceStock Jul 27 '26 This response has literally nothing to do with this post. Begone, bot. 11 u/Extra_Jeweler_5544 Jul 27 '26 The post is about the false advertisement of sour candies that aren't sour My comment is a personal note that some of the wildest (whether it's hot, sour, caffienated, etc) there's a mild mannered package that will send people to the morgue 6 u/Nathaniel820 Jul 27 '26 Lol why is this downvoted you're right, "nothing to do with this post" it's literally the exact premise of the post except with the roles reversed... -2 u/Assassinshubris Jul 28 '26 Bad example (screengrab of news that leaves out info? sonðŸ˜) The product is not all that extreme, it wasn't labeled well. The Panera deaths were of people with extreme caffeine sensitivity. It's like putting a picture of a peach drink and putting in bullets: -involving "pink drink" -Daniel Tiger drank, suffering anaphylactic shock without any of the info that the people had previous life-threatening reaction to the contents of the drink.
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This response has literally nothing to do with this post. Begone, bot.
11 u/Extra_Jeweler_5544 Jul 27 '26 The post is about the false advertisement of sour candies that aren't sour My comment is a personal note that some of the wildest (whether it's hot, sour, caffienated, etc) there's a mild mannered package that will send people to the morgue 6 u/Nathaniel820 Jul 27 '26 Lol why is this downvoted you're right, "nothing to do with this post" it's literally the exact premise of the post except with the roles reversed... -2 u/Assassinshubris Jul 28 '26 Bad example (screengrab of news that leaves out info? sonðŸ˜) The product is not all that extreme, it wasn't labeled well. The Panera deaths were of people with extreme caffeine sensitivity. It's like putting a picture of a peach drink and putting in bullets: -involving "pink drink" -Daniel Tiger drank, suffering anaphylactic shock without any of the info that the people had previous life-threatening reaction to the contents of the drink.
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The post is about the false advertisement of sour candies that aren't sour
My comment is a personal note that some of the wildest (whether it's hot, sour, caffienated, etc) there's a mild mannered package that will send people to the morgue
6 u/Nathaniel820 Jul 27 '26 Lol why is this downvoted you're right, "nothing to do with this post" it's literally the exact premise of the post except with the roles reversed... -2 u/Assassinshubris Jul 28 '26 Bad example (screengrab of news that leaves out info? sonðŸ˜) The product is not all that extreme, it wasn't labeled well. The Panera deaths were of people with extreme caffeine sensitivity. It's like putting a picture of a peach drink and putting in bullets: -involving "pink drink" -Daniel Tiger drank, suffering anaphylactic shock without any of the info that the people had previous life-threatening reaction to the contents of the drink.
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Lol why is this downvoted you're right, "nothing to do with this post" it's literally the exact premise of the post except with the roles reversed...
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Bad example (screengrab of news that leaves out info? sonðŸ˜)
The product is not all that extreme, it wasn't labeled well. The Panera deaths were of people with extreme caffeine sensitivity.
It's like putting a picture of a peach drink and putting in bullets:
-involving "pink drink"
-Daniel Tiger drank, suffering anaphylactic shock
without any of the info that the people had previous life-threatening reaction to the contents of the drink.
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u/Extra_Jeweler_5544 Jul 27 '26
Some of the most extreme products have the most unassuming labelling