Whatever happened to truth in advertising???

[BluegrassSeramas]

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Redneck style=dig hole with backhoe, insert roof liner, fill with water, and turn loose the little uns.

Horse water tank....they even have big round ones!!

 

[RAWR]

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Redneck style=dig hole with backhoe, insert roof liner, fill with water, and turn loose the little uns.

Horse water tank....they even have big round ones!!

LOOOVVEEE it

 

[WalkingWolf]

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Redneck style=dig hole with backhoe, insert roof liner, fill with water, and turn loose the little uns.

Horse water tank....they even have big round ones!!

Nawww rednecks use those for hottubs place tank water heater set on high to medium, make natural bubbles.

 

[RAWR]

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Horse water tank....they even have big round ones!!

Nawww rednecks use those for hottubs place tank water heater set on high to medium, make natural bubbles.

..sad thing is..thats so true xD hahaha!!

 

[wyo-helpmeet]

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Redneck style=dig hole with backhoe, insert roof liner, fill with water, and turn loose the little uns.

Horse water tank....they even have big round ones!!

Nah, a real redneck pool= rubbermaid containers

Sorry OP about the pool. I'd def. take it back, write the company & report false advertising.

 

[RAWR]

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Horse water tank....they even have big round ones!!

Nah, a real redneck pool= rubbermaid containers

Sorry OP about the pool. I'd def. take it back, write the company & report false advertising.

more like foot soakers

 

[ChooksChick]

You must have gotten that from the same company as my pool! I got my kids a 12' round, 40" deep pool, and they had 14 people with rafts on the picture!! We laughed heartily at the photo, because we knew that kid's head couldn't be *that* much bigger than his dad's...Like the giant 3 year old on the National Enquirer.

It was all photoshopped-in, and the shadows were all wrong, and people were all out of proportion. We kept the box around just to laugh at for a while!!

 

[rhondapiper]

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Emails about this have been circulating since 2002 and have since been debunked but continue to circulate. See http://www.snopes.com/politics/military/target.asp and http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/target.asp


You can go right to target's website and see what they support: http://sites.target.com/site/en/company/page.jsp?contentId=WCMP04-031700

Back on topic though, this pool scam has been going on for quite some time, the first I read about it was at http://consumerist.com/5031698/banzai-wild-waves-water-park-box-picture-vs-reality I really think there should be some recourse for the customers. That's an insane case of false marketing.

 

[halo]

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Please PLEASE anytime you get an email like this, research its validity before believing it, or sending it on. 99% of the times, these things are just urban legends or entirely false. Just because it shows up in your inbox, or is sent by a friend, DOES NOT make it true!

 

[froggie71]

That really stinks about the pool. Not even good for ducks as they'd make holes in it.