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I used to work with an ENT who referred to himself as an "Otorhinosinolaryngologist, surgeon of the parotid gland and facial nerve."
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Your portmanteau of the day...
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@jon-nyc said in Funny Pics:
I don't get it, Jon. How is this anti-Trump? OK, maybe one of the rare occasions when it has nothing to do with Trump.
In that case, I just don't understand it.
Raise your hand if you get it.
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@george-k said in Funny Pics:
Reminds me of a sign hanging from the ceiling over the checkout lanes at a local supermarket here. It describes an elaborate policy around incorrectly priced products. If the product is priced differently at the register, then you get some money off, depending on how much it really costs. If two products in your cart were mis-priced in the aisles as compared to how they ring up at the register, then another compensation applies. I'm like, how big a problem is this?
wrote on 8 Mar 2021, 04:49 last edited by Axtremus 3 Aug 2021, 04:50@george-k said in Funny Pics:
Depends on the wordings in the flyer qualifying the deal, “4 for $10” and “2 for $5” can have material difference for people who do not buy in exact multiples of 4. It’s quite common to see deals in ways to let the merchant charge odd lots at regular prices. It may also be material to how many you can buy and still get the volume discount.
There may be other Walmart practices that deserve ridicule, but this “correction notice” is not one of them.