Posts tagged “shopping”
Mystery Product
Leia mentioned that a certain product was “really cool looking” so I thought I’d see for myself. She’s right: The product is quite sexy. The description of the product is even sexier. Can you guess what the item is from the following excerpt? Put excitement into your work with InnDura’s UltraColor series. Heavy-duty polypropylene resists
Amazoniversary
Three years ago this month I made my very first purchase from Amazon.com. They sent me a coupon for a $10 discount on any purchase over $50 to celebrate my Amazoniversary. Is this a cheesy marketing gimmick? Yes. Does it work? Yes. I probably won’t even use the coupon; it expires on January 31st. But
Fringe Barbies
Just in time for Christmas! Check out Tourette Syndrome Barbie and Leprosy Barbie!
Razors
<begin rant> Faces beware! I couldn’t find a true link to the evil razors, but this page describes the full Gillette product line. Watch out for the newest edition of the Custom Plus 10-pack of UltraGrip ™ Custom Blades ™. The LubraStrip ™ doesn’t lube anything. These things are horrible! I don’t know if I
Great Accessory
The best part about this product description is: People who bought this also bought: Pair of Duracell C Batteries ha ha ha! link via bunnydoesitbetter.com
Oakley
The shade war
ESPN
You can find a ton of cool Gator merchandise at the Teamstore@ESPN.com. They should reconsider their “You May Also Like” section, though. It currently matches your selection geographically and that just doesn’t make sense. I don’t think many Florida fans are going to be interested in FSU or Miami gear! Also check out the current
USRowing
The USRowing web site is essentially the same as it was five years ago. It’s incredible that this is the organization that basically runs the sport of crew in the United States and they haven’t bothered to make the most simple of upgrades. There must be thousands of rowers who are also computer geeks. Their
Oakley
It seems that Oakley is now at war with the Sunglass Hut. On their web site they’ve posted an impassioned plea asking consumers to not purchase shades at the retail chain. I really like Oakley, but I have to ask: Why the heck don’t they sell their product on-line? I would think that their target