"Caution: Filling will be hot!" No shit? I never would've guess, what with them being called HOT POCKETS and everything. Seriously, if it wasn't for stupid people, we wouldn't need these warning lables.
Sometimes, I burn my mouth with them, because I just want to bite into the ooooey goooey delicious filling. But that's what I get for being a fat kid at heart.
It's okay, I'm a fat kid at heart, too. I just know that when my metabolism finally catches up with me I'm going to be 400 pounds and have to wash myself with a rag on a stick.
That's not true! We both know that I'LL be the one washing your fat creases... XPPP; It's okay, I love you just that much. Maybe it's better that we're used to sex with me on top if you're going to get exceptionally fat. ^_^ Wouldn't want you to squish me or anything. *rovits*
It's because there are stupid greedy people looking to any direction for a law suit and easy money... -_- And sadly, they can win those kind. Like the lady and the McDonald's coffee. DUH, of course coffee is hot. "Yeah, I'd like a large coffee, extra foam, and don't forget the ice"... Not so much. But I stopped having faith in humans when I found out there are like 6 instructions for toasting a poptart... and 3 instructions for microwaving one. Oh the humanity...
lol... I remember when we found that. If you're so rushed in the morning that you can't wait for a poptart to come out of the toaster, and you instead have to put it in the microwave for 3 seconds, you need to rethink your life.
Actually, the McDonalds coffee lady had a good case. They shouldn't be serving people coffee as ready to drink when it's hot enough to give people third degree burns. That's just fucked up. And I think she happened to be the case that got the most publicity. I'm pretty sure there were other people who sued over the same issue.
if your toaster doesn't pop the PopTarts when they're done, the frosting can catch fire and the flames can shoot 2 feet in the air. scientific experiments have been done.
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