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Confused again
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DonBrizzel said:ahw676 said:You guys are a bunch of clowns. I don't even know whether to move this to Flame-free or Looney Bin or what. But it's definitely digressed from Rolex replicas.
Sry
Don't apologize. Believe me, I'd be the last person who could criticize someone for derailing a thread. At least your derailment included nothing about squids.
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Squid? With Jarlsburg? Surly you can't be serious?
Squid requires Extra Tasty or Vintage, neither of which grill very well at all. Geeeez, you know nothing about grilling a truly great toastie.
Col.
Squid requires Extra Tasty or Vintage, neither of which grill very well at all. Geeeez, you know nothing about grilling a truly great toastie.
Col.
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DonBrizzel said:trailboss99 said:
Neither do you, using Jarlsburg............go grab a real cheese...
Bah! Ameuters, Jarlsburg is the perfect grilling cheese. Especialy with some off the bone or tripple smoked ham.
Um, this thread, it WAS about toasties, right?
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I'm not sure it's actually made from anything resembling cheese, but Velveta melts better than anything. Ummm, grilled ham & cheese, or especially in macaroni & cheese.
Here's what's going on with those 1:1 claims etc...
Puffery
noun: puff·er·y
Advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as "an outstanding piece of cheese." Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use words such as "the best" or "the greatest" in describing the good qualities of a product or service. Sometimes puffery is extended into an exaggeration that is obviously untrue and becomes an outright parody, such as, "This cheese will bring out the beast in every sandwich!"
Puffery
noun: puff·er·y
Advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as "an outstanding piece of cheese." Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use words such as "the best" or "the greatest" in describing the good qualities of a product or service. Sometimes puffery is extended into an exaggeration that is obviously untrue and becomes an outright parody, such as, "This cheese will bring out the beast in every sandwich!"