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Published 7 years ago by everlost with 9 Comments

by everlost

7 years ago 9

This Stupid Rock Costs $85 At Nordstrom. Seriously.

Eat the rich.

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- twoBits
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  Man, I hope you're right about the marketing ploy thing. You have to be right otherwise wtf?
  
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    - leweb
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      Well, it works for Cards Against Humanity, so why not?
      
      If I had the marketing power I'd up the ante and sell a freeze-dried piece of horse shit for $100. I'm sure a lot of people would buy it just to brag about it.
      
      Maybe I need to start a Kickstarter campaign for this.
      
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      - twoBits
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        Holy hell. I can't even understand this. How/Why would people just send money for no reason at all. This is a joke? Or, it really was used for charity right?
        
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- everlost
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  Just in time for the holidays too! Someone is going to have better than average sales this year.
  
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where does the phrase "Eat the rich" come from?

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- AdelleChattre
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  The same place as "Tax the church." It makes good sense.
  
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- everlost
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  I didn't understand it really and just left it as was.
  
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