Do you think that when people have I can't believe it's not butter they say, "Can you please pass the I can't believe it's not butter?" Or do you think they just say, "Can you please pass the butter?"

User	Comment
Jemmy	posted 11-Oct-2000 5:11pm   How would I know?
Maarten	posted 11-Oct-2000 6:16pm   LOL Finally an original survey. Of course this will get a low rating, because it's not 'serious' enough, but I voted GOOOD!!!
sauble1	posted 11-Oct-2000 6:23pm   ....if there isn't a choice on the table, I believe you would just say please pass the butter....
Oscar	posted 11-Oct-2000 6:48pm   grab it
mandy	posted 11-Oct-2000 8:12pm   We use "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter...Light" I say, "Pass the butter."
Jemmy	(reply to Maarten) posted 11-Oct-2000 8:21pm   Funny how you earthlings spell Good wrong. On MY planet, it's with 5 O's.
Zang	posted 11-Oct-2000 9:30pm   Is this a product? I'm not familiar with it. That is a really stupid name. What is it, margarine? Wouldn't they just say "Please pass me the margarine."? BTW, I don't care what they say, as long as they don't start doing TV commercials at my dinner table.
they	(reply to Zang) posted 11-Oct-2000 9:36pm   http://www.tasteyoulove.com/
Andyroo	posted 11-Oct-2000 10:11pm   Didn't we go over this one time at a party? lol
dab	posted 11-Oct-2000 10:42pm   They say, "hey! this isn't butter. It's soybean oil. Yuck."
smurf	posted 12-Oct-2000 1:53am   Um ... I work in a local deli, and customers who come to me to ask for it usually ask for "that butter in the corney ad of the muscly guy acting as a statue".
sequel	posted 12-Oct-2000 1:58am   I think they create a bad survey about it.
Maarten	(reply to Jemmy) posted 12-Oct-2000 2:47am   Ooooooh, is that soooooo?
BlueberryMuffin	posted 12-Oct-2000 4:35am   My parents used to use it. When we needed it we'd ask "could you please pass the margarine?".
kaleb777	posted 12-Oct-2000 9:40am   "Please pass the margarine"
Jody	posted 12-Oct-2000 10:12am   They probably say "please pass the margarine", or if they're of an older generation, like my grandfather, they say, "please pass the oleo", which I think is short for oleomargarine, which was margarine's original name.
bill	posted 12-Oct-2000 11:15am   "pass the margarine", perhaps.
bill	posted 12-Oct-2000 11:22am   "please, pass the trans-fatty acids"
TeddyMiller	posted 12-Oct-2000 2:05pm   They'd say "pass the margarine".
Jemmy	(reply to Maarten) posted 12-Oct-2000 2:50pm   Yup. It's very coooool.
mary	posted 12-Oct-2000 4:34pm   lol pretty funny
North79	posted 12-Oct-2000 4:39pm   I bet they say butter!
supplicant	(reply to North79) posted 12-Oct-2000 4:51pm   I can't believe they say butter...
drdt	posted 12-Oct-2000 6:38pm   You need quotes.
natsim	(reply to supplicant) posted 12-Oct-2000 6:49pm   I can't believe they say I can't believe it's not butter....
sunshine	posted 12-Oct-2000 9:49pm   Pass the margarine.
joachim	posted 13-Oct-2000 7:15pm   I personally prefer the term "Butrex(tm)(r) wholly synthetic butter substitute".
nihon	(reply to joachim) posted 17-Oct-2000 4:00pm   Sounds like some sort of butt supporter.
North79	posted 17-Oct-2000 4:04pm   I can't believe someone thought to name their product I can't believe its not butter without taking this into consideration!
iamloser	posted 25-Oct-2000 10:50am   Please pass that yellow stuff
jkiehart	posted 3-Nov-2000 4:06pm   Um, what?
clare	posted 26-Aug-2006 5:58pm   In my personal experience, most just say pass the butter. Even when I'm grocery shopping, I'll hear someone say, "I need to get some butter" and then they will grab a package or tub of margarine/spread.
kitkat	posted 14-May-2007 3:12am   Yikes, Fabio just winked at me.

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