Week 31 Entries

Mary Eyde’s Bendy Man Tweet wins week 31. The combination of a clear readable warning, a picture of the product itself, illustrations of the ways the product can be used, a funny quip, and a strong social media score, are attributes CPC’s judges are seeking. One can only wonder how a lighted product intended to hold a book or a variety of video devices can possibly cause cancer or birth defects. Only in Crazy California!

 

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Isaiah was shocked to learn that our cute little succulent plant was so dangerous ?. Apparently, opting for a fake plant is no safer if you live in California ?? #succulents #succulentsofinstagram #succulent #succulentlove #succulentgarden #succulentobsession #realplants #therealhouseplantsofinstagram #prop65contest #prop65 #warningsign #proposition65 #california ##onlyincalifornia #californialaws #kirklands #kirklandsfinds #homedecor #homedecoration #walmart #walmartfinds #walmartdeals #greenthumb #cancercausing

A post shared by Shanae Chester (@shanaec86) on Mar 24, 2019 at 6:05pm PDT

Bendy man can do a lot of things…Including cause cancer! @CalPolicyCenter #prop65contest pic.twitter.com/OwlUd2balM

— Mary Eyde (@eydedontcare) March 24, 2019

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