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In EZMoney's thread about alcoholic/caffeinated energy drinks, kaplods makes a comment about

It would be a bit like selling antifreeze in a bottle that looked like a soda bottle - you've made something deadly look safe.

That reminds me: during the summer months I see little plastic bottles of a raspberry-flavored, non-carbonated, blue drink, sort of like KoolAid but not that brand. This gets me worried because often in grocery stores you can get windshield wiper fluid in quart or half-gallon jugs of the same sort of plastic, and it's about the same color as that blue raspberry drink. Am I the only one who worries that somewhere, sometime, some little kid is going to see a jug with that blue wiper fluid in it, think it's raspberry drink, take a glug and is going to end up in a bad way or worse? Who decided that raspberry drink should be blue anyway? Raspberries aren't blue, they're red

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It happens all the time. Kids drinking
harsh chemicals because they look
like a safe drink. That's why it's
very important that chemical bottles
be disposed of properly and kept
away from children.