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A line of theme vitamins aimed at "The Matrix" fans. (fans of the original, not the two other crapy ones). Inside there are two types of pills, red pills, and blue pills, both exactly the same nutritionaly speaking.
Also comes in tasty chewable ones for kids. Displaying miniaturized versions
of Neo, Agent Smith, etc.
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Fans of "The Matrix" will buy anything. |
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"theme vitamins"? Healthy adults shouldn't be taking vitamins at all. Maybe if they were some kind of candy I wouldn't bone this. |
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This verges close on [marked-for-deletion] "Wasn't that cool, that thing I saw in the movie? Wouldn't it be neat if it were real?" Does a non-functioning thing copied from a move qualify? It's certainly staggeringly unoriginal. |
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[admin: I'm ignoring the MFD; it would apply if the poster's pills had the same effect as those in the movie. But this is just marketing, not imitation.] |
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Unless these pills either cause memory loss or activate a trace program that ejects you from reality, the MFD is unwarranted. |
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I have a feeling you're going to end up with a LOT of blue pills left over. |
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