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yandaotiong · 16-01-2012, 02:22 PM

over-priced and over-rated BRITISH footballers

happyswing88 · 16-01-2012, 02:22 PM

can't you just post everything in one post? trying to increase postcounts? nice try gay fag. get a life, loser.

chrisss · 16-01-2012, 02:23 PM

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Sugared Cereals

It was a true genius that came up with the idea of taking something healthy and coating it with loads of sugar to appeal to children. Unfortunately this concept has now become so popular that many children will refuse to eat any cereal that is not sugary. All around the world governments are whining about fat children and trying to find a solution by banning all manner of things and trying to promote healthy living – but no one seems to be concerned about the fact that the majority of children start their day with a huge sugar rush followed by a crash and carbohydrate cravings.

aeipathy · 16-01-2012, 02:23 PM

1. Find a random, semi-meaningful list on the Internet
2. Post in forums, one list item per post
3. ???
4. PCW!

Anyway original list http://listverse.com/2009/01/09/top-...products-ever/

henryscy · 16-01-2012, 02:23 PM

pcw gao gao.... reported...

leaving_footsteps · 16-01-2012, 02:23 PM

Wah lan eh. I wanna look for a 100-list to post liao la.

happyswing88 · 16-01-2012, 02:23 PM

can't you just post everything in one post? trying to increase postcounts? nice try gay faggot.

jeff79 · 16-01-2012, 02:24 PM

chrisss wrote:

I came across this and I am sharing to everyone do their bit for the environment too.

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Disposable Eating Implements

It is becoming more and more common these days for people to use throw away cups, plates, and cutlery instead of glass, china, and metal. Not only is this a ridiculous waste of money (for the sake of saving a few minutes of dish-washing time) it places a burden on our natural environment. I am not an environmentalist but even I can’t see any benefit to using disposable eating equipment. There is no reason that children shouldn’t use glass like everyone else – they did in the old days and it didn’t kill them. Do yourself a favor, save some money and buy a real dinner set.

NEA encourage hawker centre to use disposable dish and utensils.

chrisss · 16-01-2012, 02:24 PM

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Bottled Water

Bottled water is an utter waste of money and resources. To illustrate just how ridiculous a concept it is, I will demonstrate with Dasani Bottled Water. This product was created by Coca Cola and was marketed as superior bottled water. First of all, bottled water is a ridiculous concept in the western world where we all have easy access to tap water which is drinkable in most areas. Coca Cola wanted to be part of the ridiculous fad so they entered the bottled water market, but they simply filled their bottles with tap water! When the product was released in the UK it was a disaster. They used the slogan “bottled spunk” which may seem innocuous to the Americans who came up with the idea, but unfortunately in the UK “spunk” is a slang word for sperm. Just when you think it couldn’t get any worse, scientific testing of the bottled water showed traces of bromate – a carcinogen. Coca Cola had to withdraw half a million bottles of the water and they pulled the product from the UK market.

mirestige · 16-01-2012, 02:24 PM

chrisss wrote:

I came across this and I am sharing to everyone do their bit for the environment too.

10
Disposable Eating Implements

It is becoming more and more common these days for people to use throw away cups, plates, and cutlery instead of glass, china, and metal. Not only is this a ridiculous waste of money (for the sake of saving a few minutes of dish-washing time) it places a burden on our natural environment. I am not an environmentalist but even I can’t see any benefit to using disposable eating equipment. There is no reason that children shouldn’t use glass like everyone else – they did in the old days and it didn’t kill them. Do yourself a favor, save some money and buy a real dinner set.

I read this somewhere leh

Also, re-using something is not always better than just tossing it away. A chemist at the University of Victoria calculated that you would need to use a ceramic mug 1,000 times before you would see benefits over using disposable polystyrene cups for those 1,000 cups of coffee. This is because it takes far more energy to make that mug and takes energy and water to wash it after each use.