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the only thing i know about investing is Fidelity mutual funds, concentrating on certain sector industries over 40 yrs, and never moved one dollar from its original placement ever....i'm lazy about that...too much work shuffling nonsense from here to there to nowhereThe same thing I told all those who invested in Emu eggs a few years back. It's an investment. Investments don't always pay off. That's why they don't call them a savings account.
Read the fine print. They tell you past value increases don't guarantee future increases.the only thing i know about investing is Fidelity mutual funds, concentrating on certain sector industries over 40 yrs, and never moved one dollar from its original placement ever....i'm lazy about that...too much work shuffling nonsense from here to there to nowhere
i read it 40 yrs ago...it was like2 pages, not 40...lolRead the fine print. They tell you past value increases don't guarantee future increases.
Don't care if it was just one paragraph. That's in there.i read it 40 yrs ago...it was like2 pages, not 40...lol
Seems the fat girl from SD keeps trolling my every post.Pretty soon you all won't have anywhere to shop.
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The best way to let any business know that their money was wasted is to let the stuff that you are not interested in stay on the shelf.
Just what every newborn wants since obviously they know their sexuality even before they can talk.
With all of the shoplifting going on these days, maybe some people will start going into every
store, gather up all of the freaky rainbow gaybo stuff, load it all in their cart,
and run out the door with it. Then take it all to a landfill and burn it.
One thing is for sure, it's ridiculous that you're pushing this crap on innocent little kids and infants even. The only question I have is why. What do they gain from it?
MoneyWhat do they gain from it?
Money
Yea, like how many of those tranny swim suits do they expect to sell at a Target store? Like maybe one every three years?Money
I guess you would have to ask them.Then I should really be asking what do parents gain from buying this crap for their kids?
See, that’s the thing. If they don’t sell they will stop doing it. They seem to think there’s a market for this sort of stuff. Time will tell.Yea, like how many of those tranny swim suits do they expect to sell at a Target store? Like maybe one every three years?
I guess you would have to ask them.
Red Sox fans do that. Makes me sick.I don't need to as that was a rhetorical question. They actually buy the clothes with themselves in mind, not their children.
