Are the Snapple facts actually true? If they aren't, then this is totally ok and awesome, and they should hire John Hodgman. Thanks, Virginia.
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7 comments:
Totally necessary, but Snapple is good about pulling the unreal facts when they get caught.
google Mr Potato Head history and you'll see what i mean
I think that is, in fact, a pretend fact!
good strategy, DJ. Pretend facts it is. Still awesome.
"real facts" = fake facts
Yes, still very awesome, Bethany, just like the blog. :-)
I actually think the quotes are okay here. I interpret it as "Real Facts" being the title of the promotion/activity.
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