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Evil Knevil
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St Andrews, Scotland.
Dec 1999 time: 05:30
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Silly, silly Walmart. I can understand it's 'moral' image as their own choice, but since they're the only supermarket in many places in America, it becomes a frightening control of access to information.
Edit: We have a store like that in the UK, the Newsagents W.H.Smiths. Large, almost city-centre monopolistic, that doesn't sell certain DVD's and censors CD's. Me and my friends have boycotted them, for little obvious benefit.
Last edited by Evil Knevil on 16-09-2003 at 05:05
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Zopperoni
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quote: Originally posted by Oerdin
I'm assuming as long as the employee doesn't pose in her work uniform it will be ok, but, then again she's naked so uniforms shouldn't be an issue. |
I managed to find some photos of the "Women of Starbucks" shoot, and they're not wearing Starbucks uniforms, but it's close:
Attachment: cc_wosb-p_01-lrg.jpg
This has been downloaded 134 time(s).
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cinch
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Jul 2002 time: 22:30
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quote: Originally posted by Jules
Or Monty Python's Meaning of Life. It's in the "Penis Song." |
It's also in the "Protestant Couple" (one of my favourite parts, incidentally) bit immediately following the "Every Sperm Is Sacred" song.
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mrmitchell
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I'm torn. Number one, Wal-Mart is a good old Arkansas Product.
On the other hand, it is an evil machine that destroys everything in its path.
Hmm...
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