Stupidity writ large
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I want to say “those crazy ol’ Europeans,” but the level of stupidity here really just makes me sad.
How many thousands of man hours were wasted on this non issue that could be spent actually doing something beneficial for this world?
LOL. I don’t recall the rulings against bent bananas and curved cucumbers. Don’t they have anything better to legislate? Like whether or not the earth is flat?
Well you are paying for all those bureaucrats so they might as well spend their time doing something. Make work projects as it were. Just a shame they aren’t digging ditches somewhere.
Feels like reading the fucking Onion. Truly beyond belief
From the article, I gathered they were trying to prevent manufacturers from claiming that their bottled water provides a benefit that gives it an advantage over non-bottled water. But the headline makes the whole issue sound stupid.
Quote from the end of the article, “This claim is trying to imply that there is something special about bottled water which is not a reasonable claim.”