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WTF?
Howard wrote:
http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 First time I saw this, I figured the site was hacked, and it would be taken down shortly. But as of today, it's been there 4 days. -- Howard Lee Harkness My opinionated book reviews on sales topics http://book-reviews.hostpci.com Free shipping?!?! I think i'll buy two! |
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I just drove to the store and bought all they had. It makes a great
stocking stuffer, and for the price.... "WoodMangler" wrote in message . .. Howard wrote: http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 First time I saw this, I figured the site was hacked, and it would be taken down shortly. But as of today, it's been there 4 days. -- Howard Lee Harkness My opinionated book reviews on sales topics http://book-reviews.hostpci.com Free shipping?!?! I think i'll buy two! |
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"Howard" wrote in message http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 First time I saw this, I figured the site was hacked, and it would be taken down shortly. But as of today, it's been there 4 days. But it says it won't be available for 4 to 8 weeks. Bummer if you planned on giving it for Christmas. |
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On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 18:51:11 GMT, Howard wrote:
http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 First time I saw this, I figured the site was hacked, and it would be taken down shortly. But as of today, it's been there 4 days. Well, I waited in line all night to get some, but wouldn't you know it, I was like, the 200th person in line, and they only had enough for the first 190 or so burnouts. Realy warps my joist when a store advertises something like this and doesn't have enough for the demand! But I showed them; while all the folks were pushing and shoviing, I went and bought out everything in the snack aisle, knowing that it wouldn't be long before demand rose....made a killing in the parking lot a short while later.... But seriously, search for the item in question on Target's site...seems they are a hotbed of the counterculture. |
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The web admins gonna catch **** for that one.
"Howard" wrote in message ... http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 First time I saw this, I figured the site was hacked, and it would be taken down shortly. But as of today, it's been there 4 days. -- Howard Lee Harkness My opinionated book reviews on sales topics http://book-reviews.hostpci.com |
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Dave Jackson wrote:
I just drove to the store and bought all they had. It makes a great stocking stuffer, and for the price.... Someone was talking about turning tobacco pipes the other day... Gotta look at those plans. Might not be too hard to turn a bong. At these prices, who can resist??? |
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"johnny rotten" wrote in message The web admins gonna catch **** for that one. Or maybe a raise. Look at the publicity Target got from it. |
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On Sun 28 Nov 2004 12:51:11p, Howard wrote in
: http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 First time I saw this, I figured the site was hacked, and it would be taken down shortly. But as of today, it's been there 4 days. -- .... and it's right there in the Substance Abuse section. Of course. Although when I go to the main Substance Abuse section, hoping to fill my coffers with even more substances, all I find is a bunch of books. |
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Even better deal he
http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=B00005087P and he http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=B0000256JA -- Joe - V#8013 - '86 VN750 - joe @ yunx .com Northern, NJ Ride a Motorcycle? Ask me about "The Ride" http://www.youthelate.com/the_ride.htm Born once - Die twice. Born twice - Die only once. Your choice... Have unwanted music CDs or DVDs of any type? I can use them for our charity. eMail me privately for details. Donation receipts available. "Howard" wrote in message ... http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 First time I saw this, I figured the site was hacked, and it would be taken down shortly. But as of today, it's been there 4 days. -- Howard Lee Harkness My opinionated book reviews on sales topics http://book-reviews.hostpci.com |
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Johnny Rotten responds:
The web admins gonna catch **** for that one. "Howard" wrote in message .. . http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 I'd guess, if the thing has been up for several days, that the site admin guy or gal put it there because they had caught hell, maybe gotten fired. Target is the corporation that won't allow Salvation Army kettles in front of its doors because other charities might want to do something similar. I'll be curious to see their reaction to this, if it becomes public. Some kind of public explanation is probably needed. Charlie Self "Giving every man a vote has no more made men wise and free than Christianity has made them good." H. L. Mencken |
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Charlie Self wrote:
Johnny Rotten responds: The web admins gonna catch **** for that one. "Howard" wrote in message .. . http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 I'd guess, if the thing has been up for several days, that the site admin guy or gal put it there because they had caught hell, maybe gotten fired. It's a record album by Brujeria. -- Jack Novak Buffalo, NY - USA (Remove "SPAM" from email address to reply) |
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If y'all thought that was good.......just type in a search word/phrase in
their Search bar and see what it comes up with. This site has really been hacked........ "Howard" wrote in message ... http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 First time I saw this, I figured the site was hacked, and it would be taken down shortly. But as of today, it's been there 4 days. -- Howard Lee Harkness My opinionated book reviews on sales topics http://book-reviews.hostpci.com |
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Dave Jackson wrote:
I just drove to the store and bought all they had. It makes a great stocking stuffer, and for the price.... I was on line and from the front window I could see they were low on stock. Everyone in line agreed that those at the front of the line should get dibs. Sure enough, some ******* from the back of the line shot up, gathered up two kilos and was off to the register. Man! You can sure tell it's Christmas. UA100 |
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Howard wrote:
http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 First time I saw this, I figured the site was hacked, and it would be taken down shortly. But as of today, it's been there 4 days. Note what you have at the end of the address above--an ASIN, which is the industry-standard barcode number. Plug that into Amazon and they come up with a hit--it is a book entitled "Marijuana", in a library binding, with Amazon's price about the same as Target's. Not hacked, nobody's in trouble, they're just selling a book, which, in the US, is pretty much legal regardless of content unless it's kiddie porn. -- Howard Lee Harkness My opinionated book reviews on sales topics http://book-reviews.hostpci.com -- --John Reply to jclarke at ae tee tee global dot net (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net) |
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Charlie Self wrote:
Johnny Rotten responds: The web admins gonna catch **** for that one. "Howard" wrote in message . .. http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 I'd guess, if the thing has been up for several days, that the site admin guy or gal put it there because they had caught hell, maybe gotten fired. Target is the corporation that won't allow Salvation Army kettles in front of its doors because other charities might want to do something similar. I'll be curious to see their reaction to this, if it becomes public. Some kind of public explanation is probably needed. Charlie Self "Giving every man a vote has no more made men wise and free than Christianity has made them good." H. L. Mencken Maybe this site will clear things up. The group is Brujeria, the album name is Marijuana.... http://shopping.yahoo.com/p:Marijuan...VjA2FydHByb2Q- Philski |
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Target is the corporation that won't allow Salvation Army kettles in front of its doors because other charities might want to do something similar. I'll be curious to see their reaction to this, if it becomes public. Some kind of public explanation is probably needed. Charlie Self ****ed me off when I first read that, but Target does give millions to charity. The SA is one of my favorite charites and I can still support them easily. http://target.com/target_group/commu...citation.jhtml A quote from the above web page: Target notified the Salvation Army of this decision in January 2004, well in advance of the holiday season, so that the organization would have time to find alternative fundraising sources. Target also asked the Salvation Army to look for other ways we could support their organization under our corporate giving guidelines. At this date, they have not provided a proposal that fits those guidelines. |
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Anyone know where to find 36" rolling papers? At those prices, I bought so
much I figured I'd just try using the lathe as a large wrapping machine. Could be a real timesaver as opoosed to individually wrapping it "Unisaw A100" wrote in message ... Dave Jackson wrote: I just drove to the store and bought all they had. It makes a great stocking stuffer, and for the price.... I was on line and from the front window I could see they were low on stock. Everyone in line agreed that those at the front of the line should get dibs. Sure enough, some ******* from the back of the line shot up, gathered up two kilos and was off to the register. Man! You can sure tell it's Christmas. UA100 |
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"Unisaw A100" wrote in message ... Dave Jackson wrote: I just drove to the store and bought all they had. It makes a great stocking stuffer, and for the price.... I was on line and from the front window I could see they were low on stock. Everyone in line agreed that those at the front of the line should get dibs. Sure enough, some ******* from the back of the line shot up, gathered up two kilos and was off to the register. Man! You can sure tell it's Christmas. Perfect!... you troublemaker. -- -Mike- |
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On 28 Nov 2004 22:46:44 GMT, otforme (Charlie Self)
wrote: Johnny Rotten responds: The web admins gonna catch **** for that one. "Howard" wrote in message . .. http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 I'd guess, if the thing has been up for several days, that the site admin guy or gal put it there because they had caught hell, maybe gotten fired. I doubt that very much- it's just a name, not a drug! Target is the corporation that won't allow Salvation Army kettles in front of its doors because other charities might want to do something similar. I'll be curious to see their reaction to this, if it becomes public. Some kind of public explanation is probably needed. The other links indicate that it is some kind of album. I'd sure be funny if it wasn't, though... Charlie Self "Giving every man a vote has no more made men wise and free than Christianity has made them good." H. L. Mencken Aut inveniam viam aut faciam |
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On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 18:51:11 GMT, Howard wrote:
http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 First time I saw this, I figured the site was hacked, and it would be taken down shortly. But as of today, it's been there 4 days. I can see where you might have searched for the subject matter... (been there, done that) but WTF were you doing at the Target site??? rofl |
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In article . net,
Dave Jackson wrote: Anyone know where to find 36" rolling papers? At those prices, I bought so much I figured I'd just try using the lathe as a large wrapping machine. Could be a real timesaver as opoosed to individually wrapping it Try CALCOMP, or VERSATEC for industrial-strength (and size) stuff. 36" 'usable' (about 39", including the detachable sprocket-drive edging. The small package is 100' x 36". "Unisaw A100" wrote in message .. . Dave Jackson wrote: I just drove to the store and bought all they had. It makes a great stocking stuffer, and for the price.... I was on line and from the front window I could see they were low on stock. Everyone in line agreed that those at the front of the line should get dibs. Sure enough, some ******* from the back of the line shot up, gathered up two kilos and was off to the register. Man! You can sure tell it's Christmas. UA100 |
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Prometheus wrote: On 28 Nov 2004 22:46:44 GMT, otforme (Charlie Self) wrote: Johnny Rotten responds: The web admins gonna catch **** for that one. "Howard" wrote in message ... http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 I'd guess, if the thing has been up for several days, that the site admin guy or gal put it there because they had caught hell, maybe gotten fired. I doubt that very much- it's just a name, not a drug! Target is the corporation that won't allow Salvation Army kettles in front of its doors because other charities might want to do something similar. I'll be curious to see their reaction to this, if it becomes public. Some kind of public explanation is probably needed. The other links indicate that it is some kind of album. I'd sure be funny if it wasn't, though... From the page: Estimated Ship Dimensions : 956 hundredths-inches length x 672 hundredths- inches width x 41 hundredths-inches height Looks like a CD in one of those 'hard to shoplift' sleeves. |
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Did it have a picture available when you saw it??
That's pretty funny anyway "Howard" wrote in message ... http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 First time I saw this, I figured the site was hacked, and it would be taken down shortly. But as of today, it's been there 4 days. -- Howard Lee Harkness My opinionated book reviews on sales topics http://book-reviews.hostpci.com |
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On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 19:54:01 -0500, "J. Clarke"
wrote: Howard wrote: http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=0823916839 First time I saw this, I figured the site was hacked, and it would be taken down shortly. But as of today, it's been there 4 days. Note what you have at the end of the address above--an ASIN, which is the industry-standard barcode number. Plug that into Amazon and they come up with a hit--it is a book entitled "Marijuana", in a library binding, with Amazon's price about the same as Target's. Not hacked, nobody's in trouble, they're just selling a book, which, in the US, is pretty much legal regardless of content unless it's kiddie porn. Exactly. Well done! |
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"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in
om: Target is the corporation that won't allow Salvation Army kettles in front of its doors because other charities might want to do something similar. I'll be curious to see their reaction to this, if it becomes public. Some kind of public explanation is probably needed. Charlie Self ****ed me off when I first read that, but Target does give millions to charity. The SA is one of my favorite charites and I can still support them easily. They have probably been troubled by some other charity (Krishnas, perhaps), and been advised that the only way to legally block a troublesome charity is to block all charities from soliciting. John |
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John McCoy responds:
Target is the corporation that won't allow Salvation Army kettles in front of its doors because other charities might want to do something similar. I'll be curious to see their reaction to this, if it becomes public. Some kind of public explanation is probably needed. Charlie Self ****ed me off when I first read that, but Target does give millions to charity. The SA is one of my favorite charites and I can still support them easily. They have probably been troubled by some other charity (Krishnas, perhaps), and been advised that the only way to legally block a troublesome charity is to block all charities from soliciting. I dunno. Walmart generally is easy about solicitation for charity. My Marine Corps League detachment collects before Christmas to enhance our collection of toys for Toys for Tots...also enhanced by at least two golf tournaments a year and some "yard" sales. It makes a lot of difference even in a small town: weekend before this one just past, the guys collected about $1100 (over $600 of it in singles). Charlie Self "Giving every man a vote has no more made men wise and free than Christianity has made them good." H. L. Mencken |
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John McCoy wrote:
They have probably been troubled by some other charity (Krishnas, perhaps), and been advised that the only way to legally block a troublesome charity is to block all charities from soliciting. I normally try not to feed the OTs, but I'd been meaning to look up the reasoning behind this for a while, and this thread got me to do it, and I thought I'd pass it along. Like their reasoning or not, John seems close. See this story in the Fresno Bee: http://www.fresnobee.com/local/story...10341016c.html Which quotes Target as saying, among other things, "We receive an increasing number of solicitation inquiries from nonprofit organizations each year and determined that if we continue to allow the Salvation Army to solicit, then it opens the door to other groups that wish to solicit our guests." So it looks like their official concern is that they can't say "yes" to the Salvation Army and "no" to those "with petitions and those seeking to register voters." The article doesn't explicitly say whether there is a legal concern with blocking other charities or just a fairness concern. IANAL, but I'd not generally think there'd be a legal concern with a private entity (Target) saying "Get off my property," but since there's possibly a religious angle, and perhaps in some states Target's property might be considered a "public space" or some such, I'm not extremely confident in pooh-poohing that suggestion. Nevertheless, unless a lawyer can explain those issues, I'm going to assume it's bureaucratically applying that policy evenly that is motivating them, not fear of legal action. -BAT |
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On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 19:54:01 -0500, "J. Clarke"
wrote: Note what you have at the end of the address above--an ASIN, which is the industry-standard barcode number. Just to clarify, ASIN is an Amazon Standard Identification Number. For books, it corresponds to an ISBN which is a standard. Books have a 13-digit European Article Number (EAN) barcode. The first 3 digits is a country code. Books always use 978, which is the pseudo-country "bookland". The remaining 10 digits are the ISBN (adjusted for a checksum). Non-book items at Amazon have 10-digit ASINs also, to keep their Oracle DB straight. Paul. |
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