Warning labels are there for our protection. But do they have to treat us like total idiots?
Unfortunately, they do. Somewhere, someone guzzled piping hot coffee or tried to make lemonade with lemon-scented dishwashing liquid. Injury or illness resulted, perhaps a lawsuit was threatened, and a label was added.
Here are 20 products, each with two warning labels. One is real. One is fake. Both are ridiculous. Tell us which one is correct, but be warned: Truth is stranger than fiction.
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