Posted by RH Gyrl on 10/2/2005, 4:16 am, in reply to "Re: The new and improved thread :)" Here's another one to think about.... No other pain reliever is more effective than Ouch. (Ouch is a ficticious name I am using for the sake of this example). A quick reading of that sentence might lead you to the impression that Ouch is more effective than any other pain reliever, especially because you see the words "more effective". This reading, however, is incorrect. The assertion here is only that no other pain reliever is more effective; in other words, Ouch is at least as effective as other pain relievers. If it read, Ouch, is at least as effective as other pain releivers it is unlikey to sell a lot. --Previous Message--
Excellent point on the concept of improvement! Like they say two heads are better than one. Lies or play on words is how they get consumers everytime.
: Hahaha that's very true.. after all if it's
: new it can't be an improvement, because
: there wasn't a predecessor. Damn their
: lies!!! LOL If I see new and improved on a
: product I always worry, because it usually
: means they loused it up!
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: --Previous Message--
: Well here it is the "new and
: improved" thread. I never understood
: the logic behind a product being new and
: improved. A product is either new or it's
: improved. Making an existing item better
: doesn't qualify it as new or does it?
:
: I did see a listing of shows Needledrop did
: last fall. There was actually only one in my
: area, but it would have been nice to go.
: Hopefully they'll tour again!
:
: Oh I heard Paul McCartney played at halftime
: during the Superbowl yesterday. Paul's
: making a come back (the new and improved
: Paul-lol)
:
:
: you're right about the new thread; however,
: I seem to be rubbish at starting new ones,
: so I had better leave that to you LOL
: Needledrop did a few shows last November
: didn't they. I didn't get to any of them
: though, the nearest to me was still too far
: away. I'd love to see them though.
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