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Osmotic Products

 A brand name, for a marketing company
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This brand will market a variety of products that people tend to buy and never actually use. Books of various technical topics, exercise equipment and certain kitchen appliances will all find their place in the Osmotic catalogue. All of these things are often purchased evidently in the hope that mere ownership will imbue the owner with the promised advantages of the product, presumably by osmosis.
—Ian Tindale, Oct 05 2005

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       QVC
—coprocephalous, Oct 05 2005
   

       do they need to be placed next to the flesh?
—po, Oct 05 2005
   

       It is already possible to buy collections of impressive-looking books, either chosen as the books one 'should' have read, or just impressive spines, in Finnish (or some other obscure language, no offence to any Finns here). Books are becoming almost like the furniture of the modern home. I like the idea of extending this to other fields. +.
—dbmag9, Oct 05 2005
   

       I think they call this 'The Sharper Image.'
—RayfordSteele, Oct 06 2005
   

       Isn't this widely baked?
—ixnaum, Oct 06 2005
   

       Reminds me of subliminal tapes somehow.
—DukTape, Oct 07 2005
   


 

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