Who Knew Potato Skins Didn't Contain Potato Skins

[engine]

I had no idea that the potato skins, in this lawsuit, didn't contain potato skins.

[uk.reuters.com...]

Every day is a learning day!

[not2easy]

Next thing you know we'll find out that Buffalo Wings are not made from actual buffaloes. Who knew?

And Baby Oil? What about that?

[engine]

And Baby Oil? What about that?

:O

[lucy24]

:: quick look to confirm that this is Foo ::

And Baby Oil? What about that?

Shades of Amelia Bedelia, if you can remember that far back. In the first book, which I read as a child, she is asked to change the bathroom towels, and does so by cutting decorative holes in them with scissors. In one of the later books, which I’ve often shelved at the library, she is working as a nanny. I have never dared open the book to find out what happens when she is asked to change the baby.

[LifeinAsia]

And Baby Oil? What about that?

Or Girl Scout cookies not being made from real Girl Scouts.

[lucy24]

We are just approaching the time of year when I see a lot of signs advertising garage sales. I could never see the point, because my apartment already includes a garage, and would would I do with another one?

[phranque]

i haven't been there in a while - i wonder if their restaurant skins are actually skins

[LifeinAsia]

advertising garage sales

I had to laugh! When I was a very young and gullible lad, I was at a garage sale and the house owner promised me I could buy the garage for just a quarter. (Of course, she knew I only had $.20.)

[Jonesy]

And, what about those Baby Swaps that one sees on Craig's List?

[Martin Potter]

Folks with a physics background always laugh at the idea of cleaning vacuums or counting Geigers.

[lucy24]

Now that you mention it, cleaning vacuums is kinda redundant, unless they’ve decided that it can contain dark matter and still qualify as a vacuum. But any decent genealogy site should be able to tell you roughly how many Geigers there are.