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During my first purchase of the day, another potentially fatal error was averted by reading the fine print of a 'Rowenta' iron that I wanted. Learning from my peanut experience, I made sure I read the fine print first. How right I was to do so. What advice did it give me that prevented myself from suffering third degree burns? |
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Deciding that I'd be rather good at DIY, I then bought a 'Carpenters' drill. The fine print was a bit of a 'mouthful', but what did it tell me, that sadly meant the drill didn't have the dual purpose I thought it would? |
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Fortunately, a quick glance at the fine print on my next purchase saved a trip to the Emergency Room. It said "Keep out of children". What product sensibly included this 'sharp' piece of advice? |
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I'm a bit of a clean freak, so I was disappointed to find "Not dishwasher-safe" on my next purchase. It was a good job I read the fine print first, or without this item I would have to keep getting up and down from the couch. What was this item that will have to remain unclean? |
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With all this worrying fine print, I anticipated a few bad night's sleep ahead. So I bought a bottle of Nytol Sleep Aid. I wouldn't have taken it if I'd have read the warning first. What was it? |
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In the supermarket 'Tesco' in the UK, I bought a pot of the yummy dessert, 'Tiramisu'. The ever helpful fine print read: "Do not turn upside-down". That all seemed sensible enough. But what factor rendered the warning rather ironic, and totally useless? |
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As it's December, I next went off to buy some Christmas lights. What is the fine print written on the boxes of many Christmas Lights? |
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My next purchase was a Sears hairdryer. Reluctantly I read that fine print, and with a sigh, realized that I obviously won't be able to use it once I've taken my Nytol Sleep Aid. What was the warning?
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Getting a bit fed up with the dire warnings and unforeseen dangers now. I'm going home. On the way out of the mall, I think that my luck is finally turning when I spot a bag of 'Fritos' chips with "You could be a winner - no purchase necessary!" written on the front! Ah, but now I know better than not to read the fine print first. I'm no chump. And, yep, indeed there is a downside that makes the "No purchase necessary" part, a bit of a lie. What is it? |
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After a day of such perilous near-misses, I head to my bed, hungry, because I'd forgotten to buy any dinner. So you can imagine my disappointment when I spotted the dreaded fine print on the mattress label. What was it? |
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