Interestingly, the same seller had previously sold UPS items, probably procured from the UPS garage; including (but not limited to) UPS sunglasses, a UPS trucker hat, a UPS plush toy truck, a UPS computer mouse, a men's silver penis costume (presumably not UPS issue) and topped off by David Ramsey's book called, interestingly, Financial Peace. I'm not sure which chapter of Ramsey's book covers the "peace" that comes from selling $800 video games for 19 times their original price, however. Maybe that's in Financial Peace 2?
It sounds like the guy works for UPS, and sells all of his employee incentive awards - although I've never seen any of them in the silver penis costume - but, I don't get out to the loading dock much. In those little brown shorts, I'm sure I would notice.
Geez - I can imagine the "giant silver penis" searches that will come up now.
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Donate profits ... that means that at the very least, the store will break-even. Here's a novel idea (pun intended) - don't sell the book and donate some money anyway. Chances are, the goodwill that would result from such a heartfelt act would do more for the store than the sales from this God-awful idea for a book.
If they're going to carry every book in print, does that mean that they would sell a book that was published that detailed how a person would kill people that were still alive? Get to work on that.
Money-grubbing asshats. As of Friday night, the pre-order makes it #21 on Amazon's best-seller list. I suppose I'm baying at the moon.
My question, now as it was then: If he didn't kill them, who did?
OJ's next book, "How I Could Have Killed Bo Schembechler"
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Speaking of which...
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A maritime warning has been issued after approximately 100 icebergs were discovered near Auckland Islands, 260 kilometers (160 miles) south of the South Island of New Zealand Friday, Nov. 3, 2006. The largest iceberg about 2 kilometers by 1.5 kilometers (1.2 by 0.9 miles) and more than 130 meters (425 feet) high were found floating in a major ocean shipping lane. (AP Photo/New Zealand Defense Force,HO)
WELLINGTON, New Zealand - An iceberg has been spotted from the New Zealand shore for the first time in 75 years, one of about 100 that have been drifting south of the country.
Read the whole article here.