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Break the bank, Honey! We're gonna get a HUGE discount!
Ridiculous 2009 Predictions: Evil Queen will beat Martha Stewart to death with a muffin pan. All hail Evil Queen! (Some things don't need elaboration.....) -- Jester
Ridiculous 2010 Predictions: Evil Queen, after escaping prison for last years prediction, goes out and waffle irons Rachel Ray to death. -- SG15Z
Ridiculous 2011 Prediction: Evil Queen will beat Gordon Ramsay over the head with a cast-iron skillet. -- FireHeart
I truly wouldn't be surprised if I ever saw a sign like that at my current place of employment.
Unseen but seeing oh dear, now they're masquerading as sane-KiaKat There isn't enough interpretive dance in the workplace these days-Irv 3rd shift needs love, too
RIP, mo bhrionglóid
Extra addition to all the US/UK people: Australia does not have 1c or 2c pieces anymore.
But still....
EDIT: Edible, have you considered reading the back of any Choice magazines? They are chock full of those sorta things, it's funny
For the US people, Choice is basically a consumer information magazine, they test items, inform people of safety standards and such. They don't badmouth any place, only the manufacturers. They don't go into the typical "haggle prices" type stuff that other people do. The back cover is called "The Hard Word" and has stuff like the above.
I saw one at a Toys "R" Us where it was a guitar.
Original: $99.99
New sale price: $119.99
Say! I remember a certain CS poster noting in webcomic form that you can price an item higher than the regular price, call it a "sale", and people will buy it.
Similar thing this weekend. I was browsing shoes online. Banners all over the site about the current sale (there's always some kind of sale at this site), lots of prices struckthrough and new sale prices below in red. Tempting, except that the pair of shoes I was interested in were marked, "Originally $59.99 to 64.99, On Sale $64.99 - $69.99." Yes, I reread it three times, then
Labor boards have info on local laws for free
HR believes the first person in the door
Learn how to go over whackamole bosses' heads safely
Document everything
CS proves Dunning-Kruger effect
Say! I remember a certain CS poster noting in webcomic form that you can price an item higher than the regular price, call it a "sale", and people will buy it.
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