My Top Twenty new Youtubes of 2009 (in approximate date order):

1. Planet Funk: Lemonade
2. Ultravox: All Stood Still
3. Cassetteboy v The Apprentice
4. Dan Black: Symphonies
5. Dan Hannan
6. World's Quickest Personality Test
7/8/9. John Foxx: Flightpath Tegel
Clicktrack
Crash and Burn
10. Louis Gordon: This Air
11. The Fun Theory
12. The Hitler Gnomes
13. Cenk Uygur
14. Bellatrix on the Borderline!
15. Criss
16. Cyriak v Derren
17. The Thick of It Season 3 Trailer
18. Good Guy Mikesh: Cleaning Up
19. Internet Forever: Cover the Walls
20. You Can't Eat Turkey on Your Own

And 10 old tunes that were uploaded in '09:

1. Ian Broudie: Song for No-one
2. Duran Duran: Hungry Like the Wolf
3. Proclaimers: Then I Met You
4. Julian Cope: Trampolene
5. Bill Nelson: Banal
6. Colourbox: Just Give Em Whiskey
7. Dancing Blair: Rockwrok
8. Blancmange: Game Above My Head
9. Duncan Sheik: She Runs Away
10. Tommy Vee: Hit That Dancefloor

Plus the even more gratuitous:
10a. Script Girl Theme

"About three months ago I began dieting and I was looking for a healthier alternative to butter and margarine. I started browsing through the butter selection at my local grocery store and those bottles of liquid spray butters caught my attention. Initially I just assumed that they were very high in fat, cholesterol and calories, but after checking them out ("Parkay" and "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter" to be specific) both products claimed to be fat free, calorie free and cholesterol free. Could this be true?, I thought to myself."

http://www.fromwhatiheard.com/2008/04/03/i-cant-believe-its-not-fat-free/

You can guess the rest. And Lisa's story (the first comment below the blog entry) is even worse.

Although the companies involved shouldn't be allowed to get away with these sharp practices (Any chance this loophole might be closed?) should we blame these women's lack of common sense on poor education, gullibility or low IQ?

See how misleading the product information is here.