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davidpdx

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16. Well you might include a quarter

Reply to Zephie (Reply #13)

Sat Mar 23, 2013, 03:19 PM

Mar 2013

Since it is usually what you leave at a table when you get bad service at a restaurant. I thought maybe you were crazy enough to go in their with jars of pennies. You are right though, without a change counter it would take forever.

I'd also write them dirty notes and take them in with your bill.

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Comcast bans gun, ammo ads [View all] IDemo Mar 2013 OP

Comcast has the worst service... But I have to give them credit for this. Zephie Mar 2013 #1

Do you really pay them in pennies? davidpdx Mar 2013 #12

Haha, well that WAS the plan. Zephie Mar 2013 #13

Well you might include a quarter davidpdx Mar 2013 #16

Except when they are clearly labeled as programming, right? bluedigger Mar 2013 #2

heh Nuclear Unicorn Mar 2013 #3

NRA was against bush-era media consolidation because the media would conspire against the gun indust Kolesar Mar 2013 #4

and the fact that Comcast owns MSNBC will rile the NRA types up some more. n/t alp227 Mar 2013 #5

Good catch...eom Kolesar Mar 2013 #6

All helps dipsydoodle Mar 2013 #7

+1 llmart Mar 2013 #8

K&R SunSeeker Mar 2013 #9

good samsingh Mar 2013 #10

Its not Comcast, but in my area, I don't remember ever hearing or seeing ads for gun or ammo... Humanist_Activist Mar 2013 #11

I feel safer already slackmaster Mar 2013 #14

Shrug. A pointless feel-good measure, but it's a private company. Peter cotton Mar 2013 #15