Frank and Ernest by Thaves for June 13, 2015

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    TREEINTHEWIND  about 9 years ago

    Wetting agents known as surfactants are added to water used on golf course turf to help the water spread better in the soil as one use. Not for drinking water…………

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    TREEINTHEWIND  about 9 years ago

    The F&E toonists are not health nuts, they are are plain nuts….

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    TREEINTHEWIND  about 9 years ago

    F&E could have gotten away with “25% better” …….. or “Twice as much as the half-size bottle” …………

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    jbrown292  about 9 years ago

    Just another way to charge more for the same thing! Companies are ALWAYS looking for a gimmick to charge more for the same product without any increased costs.

    The “new” Hershey Kisses are the same size BUT air is whipped into the chocolate to increase the volume thus decreasing the amount of chocolate used AND increasing the profit margin!

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    renewed1  about 9 years ago

    If consumers would think and not refer to luxuries as necessities none of these things would work. I like to tease my wife about buying something in a bottle that comes out of any available tap for a lot less.

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    ChessPirate  about 9 years ago

    And made by your local Pat Retaw company… :-)

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    chromosome Premium Member about 9 years ago

    Alcohol makes water wetter, too.

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    cwizard71  about 9 years ago

    This is why I don’t buy bottled water. All the water I drink comes from the tap and it hasn’t caused me any problems.

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    Sailor46 USN 65-95  about 9 years ago

    Wetter water is may be better for you than Light Water!

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    neverenoughgold  about 9 years ago

    Ah, surface tensions are now lower…

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    benbrilling  about 9 years ago

    Not any sillier than “dry wine”.

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    Jim Kerner  about 9 years ago

    Have you ever tried Passover wine? It’s so thick that you have to cut with a knife!

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    jppjr  about 9 years ago

    I think I’m going to sell pouches of dehydrated water.

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