Scrolling through pages and pages of terms and conditions is perhaps the biggest nuisance in our digital age. At least that’s the form of torture I wish upon anyone who has ever wronged me. In my mind, hell is just having to read thousands of words of legal jargon in that irritating small print.
But terms and conditions aren’t the only place where we find fine print. Marketers use it more and more to try to dupe their customers into buying their products. Want some watermelon juice? If you don’t check the ingredients listed in superfine print, you probably won’t know that there’s no watermelon in it. Just apples, beetroot, carrots, and ginger.
As absurd as it is, at least it can be funny. That’s why we’ve compiled the most ridiculous reminders of why it’s always best to read the fine print from all over the Internet. Let us know in the comments whether they make you laugh or mad, and share your own infuriating examples!
#1 My Parents Bought Me A Doormat And This Was On The Back Of It. Read The Warning
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#2 Have You Ever Seen Anything So Bold?
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#3 “Gluten-Free”
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#4 So It Was A Lie
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#5 Can You Figure Out Why I’m Infuriated Before The 4th Picture?
What the literal hell Sergeant’s?
PS: Be not concerned with the shampoo color, it became the host bottle for my cat’s RX shampoo a long time ago.
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#6 This Olive Oil I Bought Wasn’t Even Cheap
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#7 I’ve Just Found Out That I Have A Wheat Intolerance
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#8 This “Cashmere Blend” Sweater
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#9 I Was Wondering Why This Watermelon Juice Tasted So Weird
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#10 My New Pan Is Dishwasher-Safe And Unsafe
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#11 Free Beer
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#12 How To Disappoint Every Student On Campus
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#13 Packaging Said “100% Silk”
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#14 This Packaging Is Dangerous
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#15 Chris Hemsworth’s Centr App Was Charging People Who Signed Up For Their Free Trial. Looked Into The Fine Print And Found Out Why. I Love Ya Mate But C’mon
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#16 When Shops Advertise $12 Haircuts, But Use Black Lettering For Very Important Fine Print
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#17 The Mixed Signals Of This Shoe Sale Advertisement
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#18 Always Read The Fine Print
“Dispose of properly (or Mother Nature’s gonna whack us all!) This battery contains no Mercury, Mars or Venus. Each battery is tested before shipping. No animals were harmed during testing unless you consider Paul in QA;-) Warning: To reduce the risk of fire or burns, avoid Sony or Dell laptops & do not disassemble, crush, puncture or short the contacts. TM & © 2009 FastMac. All rights reserved. All other brand names & trademarks belong to their respective owners. If you have read this far, please consider applying for a job in our legal dept.”
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#19 Cool Fine Print On This Donation Center
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#20 Read The Fine Print, After I Had Used 3 Shades On My Eyes
“Attention, inhale, golden glow, intention, chamomile, best buds, fiddle fig, plantiful, full bloom, clarity, mother earth, night bloom are not intended for use in the immediate eye area.”
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#21 When You Read Ingredient Labels For Fun
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#22 My Friend Bought Me A Switch Game For My Birthday. The Download Code, Instead Of Being On The Card Itself, Is On The Receipt. He No Longer Has The Receipt
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#23 Making People Think It’s A Park
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#24 2nd Birthday Badge Is Potentially A Choking Hazard
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#25 The Sweater I Bought Cannot Be Maintained
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#26 This Kettle Saves 70% Energy, As Long As You Need To Boil 70% Less Water
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#27 Always Check The Fine Print
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#28 That Would Explain Why My Ankle Hurts
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#29 Retail Sign At H&M Today. The Small Line Is Hard To Read In Person
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#30 This Is Obviously Not The Men’s Washroom. Can’t You Read The Fine Print In A Dark Entryway?
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#31 Seriously? Contradictory At Its Finest
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#32 The Ingredients In This 100% Cranberry Juice
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#33 I Bought It Because Of The 99-Cent Refill At Dodgers Stadium, But It’s Not Included At Dodgers Stadium
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#34 Bought This Tonight. My Dog Was Eating The Tire, Then I Read The Back
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#35 Be Aware Of Who You Donate Your Used Items To
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#36 This Is Not Vitamin D. It’s An Emoji On A Bottle Of Magnesium
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#37 You’ve Got To Be Kidding Me
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#38 I Can’t Wait To Try The New Flavor. Should Have Read The Small Print, I Guess
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#39 Well Played, Well Played
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#40 I Bought These Protein Bars Because I Love Strawberries, Only To Find Out They Don’t Actually Contain Strawberries
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#41 Check The Fine Print
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#42 This Is A Reminder To Read All Fine Print When There Is Money Involved
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#43 It Says “Warning: Small Parts, Choking Hazard. Not Intended For Children Under 5 Years Of Age”
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#44 Ah, Of Course, A 99-Cent Sale. Wait, What Does The Fine Print Say?
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#45 Yeah, That’s Logical
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#46 IKEA Needed To Indicate Their Cinnamon Buns Are Not 10 Feet In Diameter For $1.50
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#47 Boyfriend Got Really Excited, Then Looked Like He Was Going To Cry
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#48 Is That Really Free Delivery?
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#49 Fine Print
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#50 My Sugar-Free Soda Has Sugar In It
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