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TINA....Please.
Ditto
I enjoy the tabloid run down I can compare the lies that taunt me while I'm waiting in line at the supermarket without actually have to cough up cash for these rags.
Don't take my shameful, guilty pleasure away!
No offense, but this section is fail.
More investigative reporting on the *causes* of the financial disaster please!
Yes
Epic Fail
We should keep an "Epic Fail" folder for these. Another nominee for the award would be that jewelry ad that appeared in the "Best of the Beast" section a few weeks ago, displayed as news. For days. But yet it was an ad. (What was up with that???)
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To the critics of this useful round-up....as the Victorian novelists used to write you can always "avert your eyes"
Yes, avert your eyes if you don't like the tab roundup!! I love it for the same reason Granite does, it's just FUN and means I don't have to read them in line at the grocery store. It's a guilty pleasure. I hope Tina ignores you protesters and keeps this section.
Thank you.
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