It’s irritating to see this downvoted, as it is – in my opinion – exactly what this subreddit is for.
Advertisements on podcasts often feature questionable products. Many of those products are likely toxic or harmful in some way. It isn’t beyond belief that people have used said products and either died or wound up exacerbating some other condition (which ultimately killed them).
Or is this a case of kids thinking that “body count” applies exclusively to the number of people someone has boinked?
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It’s irritating to see this downvoted, as it is – in my opinion – exactly what this subreddit is for.
Advertisements on podcasts often feature questionable products. Many of those products are likely toxic or harmful in some way. It isn’t beyond belief that people have used said products and either died or wound up exacerbating some other condition (which ultimately killed them).
Or is this a case of kids thinking that “body count” applies exclusively to the number of people someone has boinked?