Absurdism corner
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I would love to see the statistics about the difference in sales between those two.
@Uncle Jack : I would be intersted in the netto weight
The website says 10 1/4 oz. for the default one: https://www.campbells.com/product/tomato-soup/
Also, the small letters under the 30 and 40 are important. It could be "Compared to other branch X"...
[doublepost=1522155504,1522154838][/doublepost]Bigger picture here:
The right is 15.2 oz, and it says that it is 30% bigger than 10.75 oz...
"than 10.75oz condensed soup cans"
So ok, misleading... the math does not... match...
# perl -E 'say 10.75*1.30'
13.975
# perl -E 'say 15.2*0.70'
10.64
# perl -E 'say 15.3*0.70'
10.71 <-- too low
# perl -E 'say 15.4*0.70'
10.78 <-- too high
But if you do it like this:
# perl -E 'say 15.4/10.75'
1.43255813953488
Then it is 43% bigger...
the 30 can be obtained by doing the inverse:
# perl -E 'say 10.75/15.4'
0.698051948051948
which is aprox. 0.7, thus 30%
Don't you love "1+ 2 = 4" math? (I can prove that, just visually superimpose 1 over the two, like it was the stick of the 4)
The website says 10 1/4 oz. for the default one: https://www.campbells.com/product/tomato-soup/
Also, the small letters under the 30 and 40 are important. It could be "Compared to other branch X"...
[doublepost=1522155504,1522154838][/doublepost]Bigger picture here:
The right is 15.2 oz, and it says that it is 30% bigger than 10.75 oz...
"than 10.75oz condensed soup cans"
So ok, misleading... the math does not... match...
# perl -E 'say 10.75*1.30'
13.975
# perl -E 'say 15.2*0.70'
10.64
# perl -E 'say 15.3*0.70'
10.71 <-- too low
# perl -E 'say 15.4*0.70'
10.78 <-- too high
But if you do it like this:
# perl -E 'say 15.4/10.75'
1.43255813953488
Then it is 43% bigger...
the 30 can be obtained by doing the inverse:
# perl -E 'say 10.75/15.4'
0.698051948051948
which is aprox. 0.7, thus 30%
Don't you love "1+ 2 = 4" math? (I can prove that, just visually superimpose 1 over the two, like it was the stick of the 4)
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Had to look up what Uncle Jack was saying https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asda#Controversies
That's a whole can of horses, I mean, worms.
That's a whole can of horses, I mean, worms.
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rygD
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I wonder what goes in their peanut butter and jelly sammiches.
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ClockworkCoder
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Any product with "Wow!" written on it is guaranteed to be awesome.
I guess the lubrication will stop them from squeaking.
Looks like today's kids indeed do have much to complain about.
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Tru dat.
Mind you nothing can rescue soy cheese.
Source(s): Ex gf was a vegetarian with designs on re-becoming a vegan (had lapsed due to ice cream).
Afaik the best vegan cheese isn't made out of soy but mostly out of potatoes (Wilmersburger).Tru dat.
Mind you nothing can rescue soy cheese.
Source(s): Ex gf was a vegetarian with designs on re-becoming a vegan (had lapsed due to ice cream).
Regarding ice cream: Some Asia import stores have coconut based ice cream and it's as cheap as it is delicious if you don't get the durian version.
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rygD
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I am not that fond of soy, so I would go for almond butter if trying to get away from peanuts. It is pretty good with strawberry jam and preserves. Never tried it with strawberry flavored lube or KY jelly, though.
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Also: How was that even still a thing after that?
https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/bitcoin-gox/
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Still fresh, damnit!
I remember reading speculation that illicit links could be added to the blockchain about a month ago. I wonder when these links were added to the live blockchain.
