Regardless, in light of the obvious labels that now have to take up excess space on packaging and increase prices for that whole extra inch of print, I have decided to make a few of my own labels that I think should be on various objects that one may encounter in daily life.
On shave gel:
- WARNING: Standing like a flamingo in the shower may cause injury, broken bones, muscle sprains, and blows to your ego.
- CAUTION: Using product in drafty bathrooms or with bipolar showers may cause skin to get goosebumps, leading to razor burn, bumps, cuts, and possible loss of confidence in dating situations.
- DO NOT attempt to shave legs during episodes of hiccups, coughs, or in any instances of shaking.
But talk about a great workout.
Other warning labels I would add to life:
- WARNING: Consuming Jenna's Italian cheese ball may lead to over indulgence, obsession, and possibly sickness if consumption of the whole ball occurs.
- CAUTION: Sliding down a narrow hallway in socks may result in dizzyness, nausea, and potential bruises.
- DO NOT attempt to use mascara when sick or prone to sneezing. Mascara brushes to the eye will result in intense pain, possible cursing, and starting all over on your eye makeup.
- NEVER try to argue with a girl to convince her something is a date. If she says it isn't, it isn't.
- IF you value your lungs, do not buy hairspray such as AquaNet.
Dear Scientists of the World, forget about the gene that can make chickens more like velociraptors, and find the gene that can switch off leg hair. I'M BEGGING YOU! Put that crazy grant money to good use. Pin It Now!
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