This might have finally soured my belief in the US legal system.
You mean you were not expecting the other kind of tart in your box ?
The 1950s called and they asked for their slang back.You mean you were not expecting the other kind of tart in your box ?
That being said, your post is swell,.see?
I wonder if he is the plaintiff.
The frosted version is an abomination. The original, unfrosted Pop Tarts are the "real" (read, wholesome) products
The use of the word “real” lets moms know the pop tarts are wholesome, and strawberries conjure images of summer, nature and healthiness, so moms can feel good about buying these for their kids.
Interestingly, the label says, “Baked with Real Fruit!” so no specific claim is made regarding strawberries. The filling being made from strawberries is merely implied.
Serves you right. Ya shoulda stuck with Coca Cola.
I joined the “Pepsi People” in the 1990s, but ultimately felt unfulfilled.
Just look at the bottle labels on some of the tastier sounding fruit juice cocktails. A blueberry pomegranate concoction, for example, will have higher content of apple and grape juice than the two fruits they label in the product name.
Yes, juices are the bottle blondes of the drink world. You can never trust the curtains, know?
@Mike Bulgakov will remind you from his personal experience to be wary of the texture of the rug, no matter whether the curtains contrast.
Didn't you sue the P.F. Chang's once for their "Chicken and Rice Bucket" not being an actual farm bucket?
Did they go after your attempt to globalize the Jeejo Momos brand and you’re still sore, Big Phella?
My pick of the pops,
Kidz or Krap?
Popular in many a household in Wales, Hoo???
