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The Truth Is Out Now
And Here I Thought They Just Grow A Pair And Fly Out
And we thought humans were the most advanced life forms in earth. Like gifted things. We are nothing!
This Hurts My Brain
Now That's A Plot Twist
Plus, you know, it takes a pounding all the time. And sometimes a whole human baby passes through it. It's pretty damn tough.
Previously On How To Get Away With Murder
Happy Birthday, Kids!
So This Is What It Actually Means?
Okay - I never realized that until you said it just now. And I'm 72!
You Can Say This Sentence Seven Different Ways
Seems Like The Mongols Could Have Gotten A Little Boat And Just Gone Around
What Do I Do With This Information?
No Tears?
But in the TV commercials they pronounced it "no tears" as in no crying, and depicted kids wiping it away from their eyes with no problem.
And in French the translation is 'ne pique pas les yeux' which means it does not itch the eyes... So I also think tears means crying here.
Load More Replies...you know what? in italy, the no tears shampoo is advertised as "non più lacrime" which literally means no more tears as in crying. so! you're definitely not alone there my friend.
Maybe the ones that translated it in different languages thought about tears from the eyes too :))
Load More Replies...In france its "ne pique pas les yeux, evite les noeuds" wich would say "doesn't sting your eyes, avoid knots"
As everyone has pointed out - it is supposed to be "no tears" like, liquid from your eyes. That's how they said it in the advertisement. Also, I'm guessing it's simply not as strong as "adult" shampoo but still wasn't meant to go straight into your eyes.
I'll google it for you.....""No more tears" shampoos gain that effect from the nature of the chemicals used in their formulation, which trade off cleansing ability for mildness. Mainstream shampoos generally contain lauryl sulfates that irritate the eyes and scalp but also leave hair very, very clean. Baby shampoos instead use long chain surfactants (which are far less efficient in emulsifying oil from hair) or they include an ionic polymer in the formulation, either of which helps prevent the product from stinging when it gets into the eyes. "
It is tears as in crying. Tears (as in tears in your clothing) is pronounced differently. But I don't think they were ready for the Jr. Myth Busters to come along and pour it directly into the eye.
It IS 'No Tears' as in crying for pete's sake. It is not in question. Stop trying to make this alternate b******t happen. No more tears - water coming from your eyes - marketed for children's shampoo because kids are dumb and don't close their eyes when you rinse their hair. My god, you are a bunch of animals.
definitly it means tears as in crying, because, in the language I speak (for example) there is no room for linguistic doubt.. it's just false advertising =D
Of course it's about crying. That's why kids don't like washing their hair, because the shampoo hurts their eyes.
Even the picture of an eye in the package indicates that.
Load More Replies...In México is traslated as "no más lágrimas", which means no more crying. I also put some shampoo in my eyes when I was a kid and it burned like hell. Of course I drop a lot of tears. It`s a lie.
It doesnt make sense to me still. Why does "tears" relate to tangles but it seperatly states no knots which is basically the same thing...
It's also translated to other languages to mean no crying (and the cartoon eyeball on the packaging pretty much playfully hints at that, too).
Also, in Mexico it was "Sin lagrimas" so.. no tears.. as in the eye tears...
OMG my mum laughed at me when I showed her the tear in the label right next to where it says "no tears" and told me that it meant no more tears caused by getting soap in the eyes. I DON'T HAVE FAITH IN ANYTHING ANYMORE
I tried to tell my mom about this post and she wouldn't listen.
YOOOOO WHAT I ALWAYS THOUGHT IT MEANT IT DIDNT BURN YOUR EYES LIKE OTHER SHAMPOO
It think it means if you got a normal amount of suds in your eyes, not a whole glob of straight up shampoo.
They were referring to tears of pain from working the taangles out....
In fact, in spanish is translated as "no más lágrimas", wich means "no more tears" as in no crying, so... Even our translators were tricked
No. It DOES mean 'no crying'.. but it DOESN'T mean that u squirt the product into ur eyes n be fine! For accidentally eye contact only!
Accidental* gah! My distraction n my stupid spell check!
Load More Replies...I understood no more tears as in no more tears when ur mom comb ur hair because it is tangle free after the shampoo...... thats why my mom baught it
I always thought it was like no tears because you won't cry when someone brushes your hair because its not tangled
This is No More Tears as in cryihttp://www.target.com/p/johnson-s-baby-no-more-tears-shampoo-15-fl-oz/-/A-13682488?sid=345S&ref=tgt_adv_XS000000&AFID=google_pla_df&CPNG=PLA_Baby+Shopping_Local&adgroup=SC_Baby&LID=700000001170770pgs&network=g&device=m&location=9032925&gclid=Cj0KEQiA_eXEBRDP8fnIlJDXxsIBEiQAAGfyoeX5p6mbG8jd7yzl3l-mA1wJrI9JqTW1QfHuUB6jw64aAm9h8P8HAQ&gclsrc=aw.dsng shampoo:
In Mexico they translated it to "sin lágrimas" that means "no tears (crying) soooo...
on French TV it used to be "ne pique pas les yeux" as in "does not hurt your eyes (no tears)"
The big open eye-like shape, printer on the bottle, also suggests it's about 'no tears'' as in crying.
I've seen this a few times, and each time I see it, people comment, like they are here, and like I'm about to. It's no tears as in from your eyes. If this person, having their mind blown, spoke any language besides English, they would know this. Just because tears are written before knots and split ends, doesn't mean they relate to hair. Who's hair tears away anyway?
On the bottles in french, it's written "pas de larmes" which would mean no tear as in crying ...
With all the chems in shampoo 'no 😭 tears' is so not possible, it should say 'keep out of the reach of children' or warning explicit chemicals
I think it means no tears and is no crying because to say no split ends AND no tears would mean it to be basically a redundant double entendre - BUT, I think in this way - being tears is spelt the same way with different pronounciaton and meaning it pretty much just covers their proverbial asses!
I am trying really hard to convince her because she thinks I'm faking it when I say it hurts to get "no tear" shampoo in my eyes.
Caveman Names Must've Been Interesting
i'm never asking somebody else for their name in the traditional way again. ever.
I Can’t Stop Thinking Of The Position Of My Tongue Now
I Think About This Way Too Much
Toy Story Just Got Disturbing
Now I'm Just Sad
Slang Itself Is Slang
This Is Transcendental
I Always Thought It's About Bulldozers
They Do What?!
Answer Your Own Questions
I Didn't Need This Information
The Joke Takes A Dark Turn
All These Years I’ve Been Looking At The Wrong Side
Pi Backwards Spells Pie
The Magic Is Gone Now
Thanks For Ruining Lollipops For Everyone Ever
It's Like Listening To A Remix Of A Song
Never Thought Of It That Way
That's why I've never bought a perfume based off a commercial, HOWEVER when they used to put the perfume strips in magazines, and it smelled good, I'd rub the page on myself and potentially buy.
Poor Pluto
Because They're Worth It?
Anyone Can Sound Like An Australian
If you say "Khakis" you just said "car keys" with a Manhattan, NY accent!
Watermelons Are Berries? And Strawberries Not?
This is a little too simplistic and doesn't accurately describe anything. Pumpkins and zucchini are squash but can technically be considered fruit. But then again so are beans, corn, coffee, and cucumbers. Strawberries, blackberries, and raspberries are aggregate fruits. Bananas, coffee, pistachios, peaches, and olives are drupes. Well....technically coffee is the pit of the coffee fruit....but still weird. Basically if you are eating the STRUCTURE of a plant, then it is a vegetable. Celery is the stalk, carrots are the roots, lettuce is the leaves...and so on. If the plant produces flowers through pollination, the result is a fruit regardless of what it looks like or how it tastes. Science is cool.
Catdog?
Toad Actually Wears A Hat
Shhhh, we don't speak of that. He's a goddamn mushroom head please don't tell me otherwise :oO
This Is Too Deep
I can't even focus on the caption, because the picture freaks me out to much!
Same With Older Siblings
I Honestly Thought Of Theater First
Gotta Love Paradoxes
Do They Speak Latin Because It's A Dead Language?
Such A Versatile Word
Plants Are Against Cremation Then
Optimal Use Of Chopsticks
Been living in Japan for 10 years. No one breaks them like that. YOUR LIFE IS TRUTH
Pig Beach?
Toaster Code Cracked
That's Bigger Than I Expected
But are you talking of real football or that football Americans play with their hands?
They Hacked The Pavement
I saw that recently and was a bit miffed, CHEATERS this one article-22...32x421.jpg really broke me though.
No Wonder Owls Are Behind A Number Of Cryptids, They're Scary!
But For Some God Forsaken Reason Pony And Bologna Do
I Do Enjoy Hallucinating Vividly
It all is about wording...why not rather put it like this: "We ensure warmness and cozyness through special sleepting cothes, which mitigate our lack of fur, and lay in the most relaxed way, being far away from comatose but rather providing our body and minds with the means to get adapted for another amazing day to come."
There's Nothing Behind Those Towels In The Store
OK Is A Tiny Human
That Drawer Is Actually Not For Muffin Trays
1.86x Stuffed Just Doesn't Have The Same Ring To It
The Arrow Next To The Gas Symbol Shows Which Side Your Tank Is On
You Can Avoid Spilling Your Juice Everywhere
Not All Turtles Are As Slow As You Think
Childhood Ruined?
Pac-Man's With You Anywhere You Go
Step Away, Beethoven
Pineapples Don’t Grow On Trees
And Then Katniss And Hermione?
Completely Different Shopping Experience From Now On
This Is How Cashews Grow
Works Both Ways
It's Called Corn For A Reason
FUN FACT - When the Goelitz Confectionery Company first produced candy corn, it was called "Chicken Feed." The boxes were illustrated with a colorful rooster logo and a tag line that read: "Something worth crowing for."
Just... Pizza
It's Not A Door After All!
The Weasley Twins Aren't Actually Ginger
Try It!
I've Been Doing This Wrong The Whole Time
Mr. Peanut Is Actually A Fashion Icon
Now I'm Just Singing A Mash Of This In My Head
I Hope You Figured Out ArticUNO, ZapDOS, MolTRES As A Kid
We're All The Same Inside
Finish's Powerball Isn't A Ball...
Apparently, You Can Tell If A Cranberry Is Ripe By Bouncing It
Fun fact: Did you know that some Snapple facts are actually false? That is the reason why they're called "Real" Facts, because some are false and others are true.
What Do You Do With It Then?
Abc Song And Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star Have The Same Tune
A Whole Ecosystem Lives In Your Belly Button
Weren't you sitting down while scrolling through anyway? Hmh, possibly not.
Load More Replies..."Yep, it's true. I bet you never really though about it before, huh?" You ever "thought" about spell check? Fail journalism is FAIL!
Hm… It can't 'see' one without the other so can you really say the scanner sees the white instead of the black parts? It's always both.
Weren't you sitting down while scrolling through anyway? Hmh, possibly not.
Load More Replies..."Yep, it's true. I bet you never really though about it before, huh?" You ever "thought" about spell check? Fail journalism is FAIL!
Hm… It can't 'see' one without the other so can you really say the scanner sees the white instead of the black parts? It's always both.