I'm going to sue | Imamother

amother

Cobalt

Wed, May 24 2017, 10:51 am

amother wrote:

My grocery. They are closed and I'm hungry.

Paradas; they started putting in less marshmallows per box.

Schmerling. Thier chocolates make me gain.

LOL

Your grocery is helping with your diet by staying closed, plus you are not losing any money so you have no grounds for a lawsuit against them.

Paradas is helping you with your diet by having you eat less marshmallows so you have no grounds for a lawsuit against them either. Besides, how do you know that there are less marshmallows? Have you counted the marshmallows each time you bought a box to see if they have the same amount of marshmallows in it? If not, then how will you prove that there are less marshmallows now than before?

And finally, you claim that Schmerling is making you gain. But I dont think that is the case, I think they are making you lose, money that is so you have no grounds for a lawsuit against them either. Besides, how on earth do you survive life without chocolate? Twisted Evil

amother

Ruby

Wed, May 24 2017, 10:55 am

amother wrote:

Have you counted the marshmallows each time you bought a box to see if they have the same amount of marshmallows in it?

Yes.

amother wrote:

And finally, you claim that Schmerling is making you gain. But I dont think that is the case, I think they are making you lose, money that is so you have no grounds for a lawsuit against them either. Besides, how on earth do you survive life without chocolate? Twisted Evil

I can't survive!! And you now added weight to my claim; my grocery was putting me in danger by being closed.

amother

Slateblue

Thu, May 25 2017, 2:51 am

zaq wrote:

Im gonna sue any manufacturer claiming that one size fits all.

In high school we had several "body image" workshops, where we were shown just how much the media distorts our perception of what is normal. (among other things - it was a great thing the school brought in for us)

At the time there was an extremely popular clothing store that advertised as "one size fits all" when it very clearly didn't. Walking around with a bag from that store was like a status symbol. Anyway, after the workshops, we wrote a letter to the company who of course didn't care, but your post reminded me of that.

Aylat

Thu, May 25 2017, 3:19 am

amother wrote:

That's amazing! I am becoming more and more alert to these issues as my daughter approaches her teens. I wonder if her school does anything like this.

zaq

Fri, May 26 2017, 10:12 am

amother wrote:

At the time there was an extremely popular clothing store that advertised as "one size fits all" when it very clearly didn't. Walking around with a bag from that store was like a status symbol. Anyway, after the workshops, we wrote a letter to the company who of course didn't care, but your post reminded me of that.

As I'm fond of retorting: one size fits all WHAT?