When something says it's a "new and improved" formula...and it's a product that's been on the market for say...25 years...then is it safe to assume that the old formula sucks?
Why do we say "excuse me" or "pardon me" when we want someone else to move? There really is no cause for an excuse or pardon then right?
Some expiration dates say "use by 3-12-10" and some say "sell by 3-12-10". So on the ones that say to sell it by a certain date, how long is it then good for after it's been sold? And what if there is just a random date stamped on it with no "use by" or "sell by"??? Ahhhhh!
Did you know we all have little bugs that live in our eyelashes? Yup--we do. Google it. It's nasty.
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