Downsizing

[James 3528]

Anyone found any not so obvious examples of products being downsized?

Although I hate eating there. MacDonald's has obviously shrunk their product while maintaining price.

Now I discover my brand of TP has taken a hit.

http://www.mouseprint.org/

There is some other interesting stuff on that page.

[tonys]

where did you get that link?

watching the ellen show???


...get a life, dude.

[spotts]

You must be in the poor house.

[Diceman]

Just about everything is being downsized, except my company, hard to downsize it unless I fire myself, which I am considering.

[Green Mountain]

Seems to me if you are eating less at McDonalds then you won't be pooping as much. Ergo, you will need less TP.

[Wild Leg]

A ten pound bag of ice has been only eight for several years.

Yesterday, I saw a seven pound bag at a C-store.

Same price.

[Irishmist]

I'd fire myself but then I am afraid I would sue me.

[James 3528]

Originally posted by tonys
where did you get that link?

From the Internet , Einstein.

[Diceman]

So many things are being cheapened and reduced in size, I have seen it for years. They think no one notices gradual changes.
Small things but they all ad up.
Sad.

[James 3528]

It all started with bazooka bubble gum.





The bastards!

[stephy]

Its' all around us!

What appears to be a one pound can of Maxwell House coffee, not anymore, 13oz.

Kingsford charcoal, that 20 lb. bag you bought all your life, nope, not anymore 18 lb.

Hell, I think the refrigerant manufacturers were in on the ground floor with the blends....they look like 30's, but not so fast......

Stephen

[Edited by stephy on 09-28-2006 at 01:56 PM]

[James 3528]

Originally posted by benncool
Seems to me if you are eating less at McDonalds then you won't be pooping as much. Ergo, you will need less TP.

I may be more of a clean freak than you.

[cg2]

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