Jun 6, 2010
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Author : Christopher Steiner
Publ.Date : Tue, 17 Aug 2010 22:00:00 GMT
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Author : Maureen Farrell
Publ.Date : Tue, 17 Aug 2010 22:00:00 GMT
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Don't let fears of a double-dip recession paralyze you. Calculate, plan, commit and grow. We'll show you how.
Author : Edited by Brett Nelson
Publ.Date : Tue, 17 Aug 2010 22:00:00 GMT
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Andrew Mason figured out how to inject hysteria into the process of bargain hunting on the Web. The result is an overnight success story called Groupon.
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I would love to be in this sort of interview… simply for a laugh!
“Not for sale?” What does that mean?
it’s not being sold (?)
ooohhhhhhhh
wats with the cartoon
Doesn’t he resemble Michael Palin in the first frame?
@mskittychic79
trust john cleese to make ya laugh!!
i’d never seen this one, but my husband says we own it, so i willbe watching tonite!
thanks for posting!!
@beeson67 rather than make fun of you it is important to bring you up to speed on a common and popular monty python device. terry gilliam used to make them.
plus, its just silly.
havn´t you seen a Monthy Python cartoon sketch before? it´s classic, everybody knows of it
FUCK U ALL HU GAVE ME 5 BAD WAITINGS
classic…
why do you even care dude
fucking lame
@blackonecro hey uts nice for u to realize what u r! most people I know wouldn’t admit to that so easily!
@AcePilot101
Ya dem hozers really screwed our vocabulary, eh?
@AcePilot101 – For real? Canadians don’t use just British or just English spellings? Do they switch off?
@AcePilot101 Lol
@AcePilot101 Like what, “valour” vs “valor”? Hard to pronounce, yes.
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not for sale ? what’s that mean ?
@NorwegicusOnAstick no they are kinda cool. in fact terry gilliam said if the simpsons and south park were around in 1969, he wouldn’t do it, because the animations were forerunners of those shows.
@Peatman in Canada we do not go “aboot”, we go “about” just like everybody else.
@Burromovie Being a Canadian resident, I am quite aware of that.
hahaha, a parody of compromise!
@Burromovie Canadas a big country, and in some areas there are different dialects.