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Wednesday, May 24, 2006 

The MOST racist laundry bar. Ever.

I just couldn't believe my eyes when I saw this detergent bar at the supermarket checkout.

Check this out: the person designing the packaging had the balls to announce that this particular brand of detergent (with Fabric Softener) is good for whites and coloreds. How about Hispanics and Asians like me, m*th*rf*ck*r?!?!?

WTF?!?!? Who uses the word coloreds in the 21st century? The idiot who did the packaging does, and I'm here to tell him he's a bleeding idiot.

Not only is this detergent racist, it's insulting to one's intelligence, to boot. It proudly claims that it has fabric softener included in the packed detergent, to make your clothes smell better.

I don't know about you, but from my use of fabric softener, it's primary use isn't to perfume your clothes. Also, since there's more fabric softener here than in other detergent bars (read: none), you get less bang for your buck per bar of laundry soap.

Last I remember, we use laundry soap in this country to wash dishes. What good is fabric softener in dish washing? At least your plates smell like they've been hung out to dry in some verdant meadow. Sheesh.

And they had the gall to rename the brand "advanced". Over what? The old bar, which they marketed as the cheap alternative to Tide? Maybe the word "advanced" makes people think that they're actually spending money on something chemists spend oodles of time over. These chemical engineers might actually have spent time and money on your laundry soap, but I'm betting it's spent on how to rip the consumer off more than these companies already have. Posted by Picasa

i dont know what the fuss is, when someone says colour of colourful it does not always refer to people! i mean seriously think about, what else would you call every other pigmentation that an eye can possibly produce apart from white or black? they are not shades of grey!

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