By the way, did y'all know that Pirates of the Caribbean 3 and Mission Impossible 4 are coming out in time for Christmas?
Also, I starting posting the following earlier, and hit the poorly placed "Go" button in fucking Explorer and wiped out my post.

I called her on some BS earlier, and, just like my stupid brother, she didn't even realize she'd been called and kept digging the shithole deeper and deeper.
Earlier, totally out of the blue, she told me I should get rid of all Swiffer products. Apparently, she'd read an e-mail that it contained a chemical that's "one molecule away from antifreeze" and it's
instantly fatal to pets and small children. But somehow, they can't bring a class action lawsuit.
Now, I done did had me one o' them thar chemistry classes back when I were in high school, and 'nother one of them wacky classes in the college. So instantly I'm thinking, "Dude, 'one molecule away' means nothing! If it did, we'd be dead, because 75% of our bodies are water and water's one molecule away from hydrogen peroxide, which is really bad stuff to drink."
So immediately I look up "Swiffer" on snopes.com, which has an article discrediting this rumor, along with a newspaper story citation, a link to a Proctor & Gamble page specifically discrediting the rumor, and an ASPCA page which, again, specifically discredits the rumor.
So I say, "Okay, I'm not saying I doubt you, but where did you hear this?"
"[So-and-so] sent me an e-mail about it. She probably still has it, if you want me to have her send it to you?"
"No, that's okay. The reason I ask is I'm looking at snopes.com, which is a reliable resource for proving or disproving rumors, and they address this one. It's an e-mail rumor that began in 2004 and it says it's untrue."
"Well, I heard it on the news. You'd better get rid of any Swiffer products, because you don't want anything to happen to your little one."
"I'm just wondering where this originated, because I've got two different stories here. Obviously, it can't be totally safe and deadly at the same time. Here, here's a page on the Procter & Gamble website that specifically addresses the rumor and says it's untrue, that all their products undergo rigorous safety testing."
"Of course they're going to lie about it!"
"Why? I doubt they'd knowingly release any products that are dangerous, because it'd be asking for some serious trouble. And if they released it not knowing it's dangerous, wouldn't they just recall it?"
[Panicked look] "I saw it on 20/20! They said hundreds of pets have died, and several small children. They've got a huge wrongful death suit against them." [By the way, I checked 20/20 and looked up news stories on such a lawsuit. No dice.]
"And here's a page from the ASPCA. Why would they lie about this to cover it up?"
"My vet told me! They're the big animal hospital over off [I forget where the hell she said, because I don't really give a rat's balls], and they take care of my birds and all the wild buffalo! This came directly from the Food and Drug Administration!"
Now, seriously, is it just me, or is the random thing about wild buffalo (especially in a state with none) even funnier than the rest of this horseshit?