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Snacks which are harder to open than usual.

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edited 2011-04-29 09:21:57 in General
Tableflipper
Why the hell does this even happen anyway? Aren't the (specific) snacks all in the same bags? I mean it's understandable if there's some snack bag which is easier to open than a different brand's bag, but when it's the same...

Comments

  • PonicalicaPonicalica
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    The processes that seal pieces of plastic together to make plastic bags are not always consistent, Edmania.
  • CommandoDudeCommandoDude
    CRIMINAL SCUM!
    What I did as a kid to get these open, was I 'd use my two left canine teeth to tear a hole open in the bag.

    But my upper left canine fell out and it didn't grow in for years because my other teeth were blocking it.

    So I had to use my right canines, but I just can't do it right with those!

    Well, at least now I can get into those hard to open snacks now that my tooth came in.
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    edited 2011-04-29 09:25:21
    Tableflipper
    I think at that point it's better to just use scissors or tear it open from the side.

    ^^ There is no justice in this world...
  • RocketDudeRocketDude
    Poot dispenser here
    ^Well, if I'm right, they use heat to seal these things. Sometimes the plastic isn't heat-sealed properly.

    Only problem is, they don't reject the bad bags.
  • PonicalicaPonicalica
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    Yeah, they use heat.  And if they heat it up for too long or too hot or etc. things can be too hard to open.
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