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  1. @coolandnormal
    Liking the brand name (“Not With That Attitude”) - but not so sure about the colour/ colour name (turd). Plus you know what they say about brown: Never wear brown in town (originally refers to farmers’ choice of shoes). 😆

    #NotWithThatAttitude #brand #brandName #humour

  2. We may not be seeing eye to eye on the "Is it sane to drink #BreastMilk from a cow as an adult #human not cosplaying as a calve" thing... But can we at least agree that #MuscleMeat is quite a disgusting #Brandname and that putting that name on a carton of animal secretions is extra downright repulsive?
    #LiquidMeat anyone?

    Did you know that the extra protein which they present as a #SellingPoint maybe EVEN unhealthier than the fat in milk?

    If you want to know more, I'd gladly help.

    #Vegan 🌱💚💜☮️

  3. More expensive isn't necessarily better, even if it's from a well-known brand.

    When I first got into interchangeable knitting needles, all I could afford were the cheap no-name ones.

    More recently, as a need arose for duplicates in some sizes - combination of knitting husband and multiple projects underway at once - I thought I'd try upgrading with two cords and two sets of needles from KnitPro.

    And I want to know: who thought it was a good idea to colour-code the needles AND the cords? I've got a faceful of clashing red and green before I even add the yarn colour/s to the mix.

    I prefer my cheap no-name interchangeables, with their unobtrusive silvery-grey cords that (bonus!) don't unscrew while you're knitting. Next time we need more needles, I reckon a second set is the way to go - and it probably wouldn't even cost more.
    #knitting #InterchangeableKnittingNeedles #colour #BrandName #CraftBudget

  4. On #Amazon, the flood of no-name merchandise sold by a non-stop parade of fly-by-night #ThirdPartySellers has driven out good quality products in many categories. Worse, I've noticed that this has spilled over to other retailers including Walmart, Target, and Staples.

    Example? I'd like to buy some pencil grips for my child with a reasonable expectation they are non-toxic. I'd happily pay 2x for a reputable #BrandName, but there's none to be had.