Tuesday, December 16, 2008
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4 Comments:
Where's the math? You should be able to tell us what percentage recyclable it really is. Both by weight and volume.
Well, I can tell you that I am solid molybdenum (after removing the 99.99999%, by mass, of me that is not.)
I love a good marketing department! Reminds me of Burt's Bees lotions: they are labeled 99.01% all natural. Never mind that 0.99% "secret ingredient" could be radioactive waste! I used to also note with amusement that all of the Body Shop brand beauty products carried a label that read: "Against Animal Testing". A non-statement as in,"we are against animal testing but have to resort to it from time to time."
Ah yuppy-feel-goodness!
Ha! Yes. And that reminds me further of the Ivory Soap we used growing up. It said on the label "99 & 44/100ths % Pure"-- which I always thought might just as well read "56/100ths % Dog-Doo"
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