Sorry, I think my post needed a /s. There is nothing wrong with white, and plenty of toy cars have normal writing on them - why is this different? I know some ow vision people can only see shades, so white is likely helpful for them.

Oh yeah totally, like when they paint them orange... I mean, that's only a sensory input, why the hell do they need colours. They should just keep the packaging for the hint of braille.

Never been in a Couplands, they're not really widespread in the North Island. And while I've been in plenty of supermarkets and had stuff from their bakeries, I have never seen this.

NZer also checking in. Never seen one my whole life.

I mean you're wrong, but here is where you being wrong started: https://www.thoughtco.com/teddy-roosevelt-simplifies-spelling-1779197

It's the result of a USA president thinking spelling was hard. Thankfully much of what the simplified spelling board wanted never became common, but it's interesting just how fucking weird it was.

> The above figures relate to where they were on census night.

Thanks for clarifying that, I was thinking that heaps of families should be counted twice by the metric above.

Not really a thing here. I can't think of a single political couple. I'm sure there would be one though.