Food Literacy: not the same thing as actual literacy
So HUDS sells this “93 Gallon Canteen” that’s supposed to deter people from using disposable containers, like paper cups or bottled water. I bought one yesterday since I had over 100 bucks still burning a hole in my BoardPlus account, and as any good Harvard student knows BoardPlus is worthless unless you spend it by years’ end. Apparently the Food Literacy Project is also involved in producing these canteens to some degree, since they have their logo stamped on the thing. So I find it particularly amusing–and, well, somewhat embarrassing–that the blurb on the canteen (about how exactly you’re saving 93 gallons of… various things?) reads, in part, like this:
The EPA regulates tap water, ensuring it’s [sic] overall safety.
“It’s”? “It’s”? Are you kidding me? I think Strong Bad said it best, so I’m just going to leave this one to him.
