“It’s not 32 PFAS...it’s over 12,000”

If she decides to lay down on a barbecue pit for twelve hours then we’ll have our answer.

I watched the video (which is the link ‘Six Million Views on TikTok’ - not super helpful for the readers to have twenty links in the short article) and it looked like the guy who was answering her questions had white skin.  There was a pair of legs in the background that looked like they could have belonged to a black…

Usually the inclination in any David vs Goliath dispute is to root for David, but in this case David was asking for it. It seems like the whole reason to use the copyrighted DC stuff was to get attention. Otherwise, why not just make a few tweaks to turn this into a ‘DC inspired’ universe? It’s not like there haven’t…

Huh. Who would have thought that eating 60 hot dogs at once might not be good for you?

‘Impressive’ was used correctly. ‘Commendable’ was most decidedly not.

In fairness to The Gutenberg Discontinuity, Kinja will mess up formatting more or less at random. I’ve had it happen to me, and even trying to edit will do nothing (since the text in the editing box will read correctly).

You might be looking for a different website.

It’s a movie that’s intended to be fun, first and foremost.  Would dropping an N-bomb make the movie more fun for anyone?  Maybe a few people.  Would it make the movie less fun for anyone?  Probably a larger number of people than the ones who would really like it.

The ‘greatest trick’ is called ‘money’. People sold out even when selling out was lame, because money.  There’s also validation and legitimization, for influencers.  When your whole thing is getting attention by any means necessary, having someone pay you for the attention you’ve gotten is probably pretty great.

I’m pretty sure no one at A-B went “This is gonna make everyone hate us, great idea!”  I’m also pretty sure that no company has actually tried to increase sales by making their customer base hate them.

How do you think that would affect their sales?

You have to give it to that marketing exec, though.  She wanted to change Bud Light’s image, and was incredibly successful at it.

I did think it was funny-yet-awful that one person accused someone else of sexual impropriety and ends up getting bullied into apologizing for what turned out to be an accurate (or at least, in the ballpark) statement. Maybe everyone owes her a cringeworthy apology.

I’ve had the Taco flavor in the retro-style bag in recent years. I can’t say how it compares to the ‘70's verson, flavorwise.

Mint Oreos was the first thought that popped into my head when I read the title of this slideshow.

Surprisingly enough, companies are in the business of making money. They might have individual true believers in their ranks (such as the marketing exec* that made this deal happen to begin with) but the organization as a whole does things because they think it will make them money. So yeah, no duh when things go as…

Iron Cheadle 3: Into the Cheadleverse

I saw her on Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. She was in character and was aggressively unfunny. I just did not get the appeal of the character at all.

They certainly are. Check out ‘The Girl With The Dogs’ on Youtube for examples.