1. Cape Town
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    06 Jul '10 08:25
    Originally posted by AThousandYoung
    That's an obnoxious advertising campaign and product name!
    But why would you be stupid and unscientific to buy it?
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    06 Jul '10 11:05
    Originally posted by twhitehead
    But why would you be stupid and unscientific to buy it?
    You'd be pretty stupid if you don't know water has a negligible amount of calories.
  3. Cape Town
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    06 Jul '10 13:041 edit
    Originally posted by KazetNagorra
    You'd be pretty stupid if you don't know water has a negligible amount of calories.
    And does it claim otherwise? (the ad campaign)
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    06 Jul '10 15:17
    Originally posted by twhitehead
    But why would you be stupid and unscientific to buy it?
    It implies that THIS water is somehow different in having no calories. This illusionary value increases the price without increasing the value.
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    06 Jul '10 18:55
    Originally posted by AThousandYoung
    It implies that THIS water is somehow different in having no calories. This illusionary value increases the price without increasing the value.
    The web page given in the OP does not say that. It implies that the value add is in specific additives.

    I can assure you too that all bottled water adds I have seen claim to be some sort of special water. They are usually called 'mineral water' implying some special qualities not found in tap water.
  6. Germany
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    06 Jul '10 21:59
    Originally posted by twhitehead
    And does it claim otherwise? (the ad campaign)
    It suggests so.
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    07 Jul '10 04:28
    Originally posted by twhitehead
    The web page given in the OP does not say that. It implies that the value add is in specific additives.

    I can assure you too that all bottled water adds I have seen claim to be some sort of special water. They are usually called 'mineral water' implying some special qualities not found in tap water.
    I suppose it's just obnoxiously, blatantly manipulative. It grates at my BU*&^T!!! meter. It also reminds me, sadly, of anorexics.

    Girls, some guys like curves, not ribs!
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    08 Jul '10 00:49
    Originally posted by AThousandYoung
    I suppose it's just obnoxiously, blatantly manipulative. It grates at my BU*&^T!!! meter. It also reminds me, sadly, of anorexics.

    Girls, some guys like curves, not ribs!
    True-----but very, very small curves.😉
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    08 Jul '10 22:36
    Originally posted by PinkFloyd
    True-----but very, very small curves.😉
    WARNING - SEXUAL CONTENT

    So Cosmo says you're fat
    Well I ain't down with that!
    'Cause your waist is small and your curves are kickin'

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