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Cirque du So-What

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3. And for all the problems inherent to this scheme that we can think of

Reply to JHB (Reply #2)

Fri Apr 5, 2013, 10:34 AM

Apr 2013

there are likely at least an equal number of problems that haven't even yet been considered - not even by the legal beagles in Bentonville. I predict this scheme will never see the light of day.

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ROFLMAO!! Wal-Mart..... [View all] tosh Apr 2013 OP

they need to share more, then i might consider it. like their 16 billion in profits from last year. HiPointDem Apr 2013 #1

It's one thing to have merchandise walk out the back, it's another to... JHB Apr 2013 #2

And for all the problems inherent to this scheme that we can think of Cirque du So-What Apr 2013 #3

^== This (JHB) post. Because why hire employees when idiots will do it for free? ** IdaBriggs Apr 2013 #9

You sure that wasn't written... TeeYiYi Apr 2013 #4

Yeah, how bout it. Hassin Bin Sober Apr 2013 #11

that ranks up there warrior1 Apr 2013 #5

Take a look at the web site "People of WalMart" mysuzuki2 Apr 2013 #6

OMG LMAO ... Myrina Apr 2013 #13

The pathetic thing is, people will sign up to do it. Brickbat Apr 2013 #7

Stupid. Don't shop there normally, and this won't make it closeupready Apr 2013 #8

Cool. Where do I volunteer? Spirochete Apr 2013 #10

Sure, why not ... if it's something I happen to need/want ... Myrina Apr 2013 #12