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#3.
Antiperspirants
How It's Marketed: By and large everyone wants to assure you that, until you use an antiperspirant/deodorant of some kind, you're a fucking leper. Whatever situation you're in is going to end in disaster if you even think of starting to sweat, you greasy, slippery fucker you. And don't even think of having sex. Women hate you if you sweat. And ladies, men hate you too.
Secret has made a name for itself over the years assuring drippy, nasty ladies around the globe that their product, while strong enough to handle a man's pit deluge, it's actually pH balanced for a woman. Whatever the fuck that means. Both hilarious and informative! So by what amazing medical advancement do these products somehow trick your body into not sweating? What it Really Is: Most antiperspirants contain chemicals like aluminum chloride or aluminum chlorohydrate. All they do is get stuck in your sweat glands and stop sweat from coming out. They're glorified stink corks. The same effect could be achieved at home by using something like alum to cover over the pores or witch hazel to shrink them. Realistically, though, any layer of shit that sticks in your pit would do just about as well as an antiperspirant.
#2.
Energy Drinks
How It's Marketed: Staying conscious is hard. There's awareness and cognition and all sorts of other shit that just wants to harsh your mellow. You need a little pick me up every once in a while to help keep you focused, and jabbering away like Quentin Tarantino. But if cocaine is too hard to come by, maybe you need an energy drink.They're like cocaine, only they taste like fruit that someone sat on.
The ads make us think that all energy drinks are marketed to the functionally retarded. The basic line is that you do shit poorly, drink this stuff and you will do it like Jesus if he were a pimp and jumping a skateboard off the top of Fuck You Mountain. It even makes fat guys start cars. Sweet, that'll definitely help college kids do homework to the X-Treme!!
What it Really Is: Let's take a drink like Amp, which contains caffeine, taurine and guarana. Those are the big three ingredients, along with sugar, in pretty much every single energy drink out there. You should know by now sugar gives you a quick burst of energy followed by a big downer, and if we need to explain the effect of caffeine then we'd first like to welcome you to the 19th century. Please, hang up your tweed pantaloons as we explain this thing called electricity. Sixteen ounces of Amp contains about 143 milligrams of caffeine. This seems like a lot, probably. On the other hand, an eight ounce cup of coffee is going to contain up to 175 milligrams. But Amp also has that guarana and taurine. Of course, guarana is just a plant that is full of caffeine and pretty much nothing else of note. That's where your 143 milligrams came from, but at least it contributes to what Amp does, unlike taurine. Taurine, so far as anyone can tell, doesn't do a goddamned thing. So you could spend a few bucks on a big can of mildly fruity douche water to get a slight buzz, or just brew a cup of coffee and add some sugar and get the exact same effect. X-TREME!!!
#1.
Gatorade
How It's Marketed: Gatorade contains 22nd century nanotechnolgy and is responsible for Michael Jordan knowing how to play basketball and for Tiger Woods making anyone at all give a shit about golf.
Just look at this: Holy shit is right, kids. Gatorade has laboratories and fucking face masks and dudes in white coats and all of them work together to make sports happen properly. None of that "may the best man win" bullshit . May the dude drinking Gatorade win. Fuck you every team in every sport from Cleveland!
What it Really Is: If you're anxious to become the next lacrosse sensation or, in this case, the first and only lacrosse sensation, but because you play lacrosse are too broke to afford Gatorade, you can make your own. How's that, you wonder? Cracked got its hands on the secret those Gatorade lab coat guys have been using for decades to make Michael Jordan a superstar. First, you take some Koolaid. Then put on a lead apron (we have to assume this stuff isn't safe in its raw form) and add some salt. Now stand back. You just made Gatorade! Yes, the space-age electrolyte balancing formula in Gatorade is pretty much the same thing deer have been using for centuries to stay moist: salt. The rest is pretty much just flavored water.
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I disagree with #3. Do you use deodorant? I would like to know what you use to replace it if you don't. I have tried all kinds of stuff because deodorant is so expensive and nothing is "strong enough for a man but PH balanced for a woman" like deodorant. If what you stated was true, baby powder should have worked, and it totally didn't. Nothing is as good.
I don't know what the "secret" of it all is, but antiperspirant definitely works the best. Not the spray stuff though. And mens deodorant does not work as well for women as woman's deodorant does for men.
Energy drinks are crap and Red Bull is the king of crap. I drank 6 of those things and the only thing I felt was a horrible taste in my mouth.
Hilarious, simply hilarious. The antiperspirant as "stink corks" caught me off guard and I nearly lost bladder control.
Put it in a fancy package, have some teens looking happy on it, put X-treme on it with what little room is left, and run commercials of women molesting a man for having it on and you could sell liquified dog turds as a new Axe body spray.
The one thing that energy drinks might have on coffee with sugar would be a good shitload of B vitamins. They do happen to taste like carbonated horkwater though.
Chocolate milk is actually white milk with flavoring. Don't try that at home.
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Well I already know that energy drinks are way overpriced, but I can't stand coffee, whereas V is delicious.
Aaaannnd....another article from Fortey reaffirming why he's one of my favorite contributors here. Missed it when it first came out. Just getting to it now. More Fortey in the near future please.
PS: I took the Google Image Challenge and that's actually the 2nd image that crops up when you search for "douchewater".
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You forgot to mention the study that shows that chocolate milk is better than gatorade at making a better athlete.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/02/24/health/webmd/main1342839.shtml
Regarding the toothpaste part, "they could use sand and get the same effect". They do actually. Hydrated silica, in English, is "wet sand".
I was Stumbling today and I found an article/list(http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2009/08/07/notes080709.DTL), that stole basically this article and condensed it into numbers 6,7, and 8 on their list. I was reading it and i just thought to myself: "Gee, more people stealing from Cracked. Lame."
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funny my search for douchewater came up with this
http://edition.cnn.com/2008/US/05/28/soldier.electrocutions/
Ironictonic, hydration does not work that way.
The solute concentration in your cells is pretty constant. They don't need hydration. When you're dehydrated, you're going to see the effects mostly in your lymphatic and urinary systems; this is where you want to add water.
If, during activity, you drink pure water (or anything significantly less concentrated that cytosol), your cells take it up and their contents become too dilute. In muscles, this causes cramping.
Perhaps cracked.com should adjust its ad filter, so that the "I just got rid of the yellow" ad with the disgusting closeup of mouths with yellow and white teeth could be programmed to not appear next to a column criticizing that product.
Or maybe that was intentional humor.
While wer'e at it,we've all seen infommercials for Kymaro's New"Slim&Lift"and it's various clones!!!
Hate to tell the ladies who bought them this but from 1946-1976,they were a staple of most women's wardrobes from the onset of puberty to middle age!!
In fact,your Grandmothers and/or Great Grandmothers probably wore one as well!!!
It was called-Wait For It!!Wait For It!!!-a Panty Girdle!!!!
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Gatorade
1 pack unsweetened Kool Aid (any flavor)
2 quarts cold water
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 teas. salt
1/2 cup orange juice
|Mix together. This equals the electrolyte replacement found
in many popular drinks on the market. Great for a hot summer!