The Buckets by Greg Cravens for July 23, 2021

Excellent point! Although, if you expected to end up with a superpower and ended up with a lame one, you might be willing to sue then.

Three little boys in possession of dirt, + water = mud, and sticks. What more do you need?

If your super power lasts for more than 4 hours…

If a drug is found to have the side effect of giving you something positive (like a super power), then that effect gets bumped from side effect to intended effect.  You know: the “it’s not a bug, its a feature!” reasoning.

One very good example, though far from the only one: Sildenafil was developed as a drug to treat hypertension and angina (a symptom of heart disease). During the clinical trials it was discovered that it gave men… let’s say a kind of “super power”, so the intended use for the drug was changed. It was then marketed as Viagra.

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Makes sense…..

I thought they excluded that cause they don’t want to make promises they can’t keep, but it wouldn’t be the first time.

I hope Bernice is the one who’s hormones get away from her.

YEAH, let’s call it that way kids…for your own innocent minds.

the ability to open pill jars easily would be a useful superpower…

And here I always thought the commercials don’t mention “super powers” because they’re not one of the side effects! Thanks for setting me straight, kids!

Personally, it seems like every medicine ad I see on TV these days lists more negative side effects than benefits we want …