D: D: D:

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There is not enough WTF in the world for this.


Before there was Summer's Eve, there was...



Again I say: D: D: D:

I mean seriously, anything that strongly suggests you use rubber gloves while applying it to various surfaces should probably not be put inside you. For all I know, Lysol might be a great feminine hygeine product, but still, what's next? Shaving your legs with a straight razor? *cringes*

And then there's this, which makes me so so happy I'm alive right now:



Just... no. No thank you. I like to think the woman's thinking, "Vitamins, and also the fact that soon I will kill you, bury you with quicklime, and run off to Tijuana."

I'll be over here now, doing... something.

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Re: oh HELL no.

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It's just... omfg, no! I was looking around on MUM (http://www.mum.org/facfraud2.htm)'s website, and apparently Lysol and similar products were proven to be harmful (and pretty much useless) in the 1930s, but were marketed as feminine hygeine products well into the 40s. Also, coal tar (from which Lysol is derived) was a known carcinogen in the eighteenth century.

I think I have successfully given myself nightmares enough for the next, oh, fifty years.