I’ll say it… It’s a good thing they are pretty which will surely impact those middle American women stuck at home in loveless marriages. You know, the ones who get all dooded up when they go food shopping because their fat husbands only know they’re still married because dinner is served and there are clean kids running about.
Also, since Mitt flips on issues (ahem, healthcare), it’s pretty clear he chose a running mate who will take stances on issues for the two of them. (Makes you wonder who will man the grill at the barbecue, know what I mean.)
Finally, the coup de grâce…
In all honestly, if the American people are more concerned with what Mr. Ryan looks like without a shirt on than they are with his Budget policy, let alone his stances on Healthcare, Womens Rights, Immigration and Education (the list goes on and on), we are in for one wild ride this fall.
Lifebooker is a great daily deal site that offers outright steals on services here in NYC, and in other cities. Unfortunately, as a consumer, you aren’t always familiar with the vendors you are buying the services from. On two separate occassions, I met with vendors whose services were not up to par. I’d bought several versions of each voucher, though, because the price was too good to pass up. Immediately, I was issued a credit (took no more than 1 business day), no questions asked! Good work, Lifebooker!
Gilt, as you know, is a daily deal site that offers designer and name brands at a fraction of their retail cost. They also offer lifestyle products – food, wine, home decor, travel accessories, etc. Throughout my time buying products from Gilt, I have had two instances where the item – the “non-returnable” item – was damaged. I called the company and they issued a return label, apologized for the state of the garment and refunded my money all within a week’s time – not kidding! Just a week.
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