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Flaky Pudding

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Discovering that my favorite singer, John Mellencamp was on Family Guy! No, that wasn't a parody of him. THAT WAS THE REAL GUY! They actually got John Mellencamp to do a voice on there. That is nothing short of awesome in my opinion:
 
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Walmart (or any store for that matter) should not be taking defective merchandise and selling it as new. There's a proper way to write off damaged merchandise so it doesn't get counted as current inventory. Plus you don't deceive customers into spending money on a defective product.
 
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fuzzygobo said:
Walmart (or any store for that matter) should not be taking defective merchandise and selling it as new. There's a proper way to write off damaged merchandise so it doesn't get counted as current inventory. Plus you don't deceive customers into spending money on a defective product.
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Same what happened at GameStop. I brought a PS3 that was refurbished, it was only playing blurays and Dvds, not games.
 
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To be reminded that I only have less than 2 weeks until I visit Universal Studios in Orlando. This will be my first time doing Universal too.
 
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This. Just, this. Two things that are both awesome on their own become completely epic when combined.
 
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