Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
sorry, horrorifying thought- i know- but yes?
Coincidence? I THINK NOT!
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Rabulias
the Incomparably Shrewd and Clever
I always found it a little amusing that the official "mediciney" name for Cialis began with "Ta-da!"
Theo R Cwithin
I cast "Baconstorm!"
The name "tadalafil" was preferred in medical test markets by a 3:1 margin over "siegheilifil".I always found it a little amusing that the official "mediciney" name for Cialis began with "Ta-da!"
Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
what about achtunglifil?
Rhun
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I always found it a little amusing that the official "mediciney" name for Cialis began with "Ta-da!"
Better than starting with "Voila!"
Theo R Cwithin
I cast "Baconstorm!"
In english-speaking markets, "achtungifil" was too often confused with dental anaesthetic. Not the kind of mistake a doctor wants to make when these sorts of, umm, problems!
What about "LookiewhatIgotafil"?
Wait...that sounds reeeeeaally bad.
Wait...that sounds reeeeeaally bad.
Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
they have penicillin for that now days.
Thunderfoot
Hero
I always thought the brand name was the result of the original chemist doing an at home trial..
Wife: "What is it this is supposed to do again?"
Chemist: "Induce erections in men who are incapable."
Wife: "I'll believe it when I see it!"
/comedic special effects *boing* noise here/
Chemist: " See, Alice, it works!"
And history was made.....
Wife: "What is it this is supposed to do again?"
Chemist: "Induce erections in men who are incapable."
Wife: "I'll believe it when I see it!"
/comedic special effects *boing* noise here/
Chemist: " See, Alice, it works!"
And history was made.....
Then why wasn't it named "Alice Springs?"
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