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Posted on 15 Apr 2012

Here's how you know this stuff works: It kills germs twice

STOMPer Lin was amused by this poster promising to kill germs until they are dead. He wonders if the person who came up with the slogan had nothing else to say about it.

The STOMPer wrote:

"This advertisement caption sounds funny

"I came across this cleaning product advertisement poster along the street near Punggol MRT Station with the caption that goes 'Kills all known germs, dead'.

"It sounds funny to highlight the notion of death twice.

"Probably the creator of this poster had nothing else to say about its cleaning product other than its effectiveness in dealing the death blow to germs."

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