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I forgot how much I hate eBay

August 31, 2010

On August 2, I went on eBay and purchased 400 Card Saver II semi-rigid top-loader card holders for $29.90. They’re used to hold and protect sports trading cards. Though you can easily buy rigid top-loaders nearly everywhere including even Wal-Mart, buying the semi-rigid variety isn’t as easy. To the best of my knowledge, the semi-rigid [...]

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Wal-Mart to face class-action law suit

April 27, 2010

A federal court has cleared the way for a massive class-action law suit against Wal-Mart on the behalf of female employees that were discriminated against because they had the gall to be women. From ABC News: In its 6-5 ruling, the 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals said the world’s largest private employer will have [...]

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Ben Roethlisberger won't face rape charges

April 13, 2010

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger won’t be charged in the sexual assault of a 20-year old college student in the restroom of Georgia nightclub.  Not because he didn’t commit sexual assault, but because District Attorney Fred Bright says that he doesn’t believe that he could prove that that there was penetration, that it was forcible [...]

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Wal-Mart fires a man for legally using medical marijuana

March 14, 2010

Joseph Casias, a Michigan Wal-Man associate , was fired after he failed a company drug test.  The test showed that Casias was using marijuana, something he had a legal right to use. Joseph Casias, the 2008 Battle Creek Wal-Mart Associate Of The Year, is suffering from sinus cancer and has an inoperable brain tumor.  His [...]

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Banned from all Wal-Mart stores for life

March 13, 2010

Over on Consumerist, a reader has reported an incident at his local Wal-Mart that has resulted in him being banned from the store and all other Wal-Mart stores for the rest of his life. The reason? Because he failed to show his receipt after setting off the anti-theft RFID alarm. Consumerist reader Jeremy writes: In [...]

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The Queen as the Joker

March 12, 2010

A t-shirt featuring this awesome artwork can be had for a mere $20 over at Threadless. Some might say $20 bucks is kind of pricey for a t-shirt, but you can’t buy stuff like this at Target or Wal-Mart. I have to think this t-shirt image is something Johnny Rotten would approve of.

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All hail the $78 Blu-ray player

December 14, 2009

I celebrated my first day of my new job by by purchasing a Magnavox Blu-ray player at Wal-Mart for $78. Now I can watch all those Blu-ray movies I bought right before the Samsung Blu-ray player we purchased on Black Friday 2008 up and died. And to think how happy I was last year when [...]

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Sarah Palin will tell you what you can do with your fact checking

November 16, 2009

Former Alaska governor and vice-presidential hopeful Sarah Palin’s new book is coming out tomorrow. A lot of people, including those that worked in the McCain campaign, have taken exception to some of the contents of the book, specifically the parts she evidently just made up. The AP have been going through the book and have [...]

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I'm a a sharp-eyed blogger!

October 30, 2009

At least that is what Sara Dickerman over at Slate says: The skull can serve as a piratelike threat, but historically it has also symbolized bravado in the face of death—a dual meaning that has made it popular among fighting units around the world. In the United States, special operations units have gravitated toward skull [...]

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At Wal-Mart the savings just don't stop

October 25, 2009

We stopped by Wal-Mart yesterday and I spotted this sign announcing a sale on wireless printers, Lexmark Z2420 printers to be exact. Wal-Mart was selling them for $58.88 which is pretty good since Lexmark lists them a $79.99. Evidently that wasn’t good enough of a savings for Wal-Mart.  As the photo shows, the lowered the [...]

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