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#34459 07/07/01 03:47 PM
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"Generic," in the age of commerce, points directly at that four-letter word, "liberty"

Wonderful!

It seems that categories are imbeded enough in the fabric of consumerism that marketeers are fighting a "loozing battle" with themselves... one that creates most of the "wasted" time and effort of the generic dollars within.

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marketeers are fighting a "loosing battle" with themselves...

musick, so you're a Brit, too?

(I'd rather 'lose' a battle than 'loose' one...)


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I axed for it...I guezz

Ok... there... I fixt it.


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" It seems that categories are imbeded enough in the fabric of consumerism that marketeers are fighting
a "loozing battle" with themselves... one that creates most of the "wasted" time and effort of the
generic dollars within."

If you try spending generic dollars any where except in a Monopoly game, you'll get a visit from a Treasury agent.


#34463 07/07/01 09:16 PM
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I fixt it!

Oh, so you finally decided to lose the loose, eh?


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to lose the loose

...hence coining the expression loose change


#34465 07/09/01 08:23 PM
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Hereabouts the liquor stores sell a wine called "Cheap Red Wine" and "Cheap White Wine". Both are made in California and have a label OD in color with the print like a stencil, so it looks like Army supplies. It is indeed cheap -- about $4 for a 750ml bottle. I bought a bottle of each for my brother-in-law, a wine freak, as a gag Christmas gift, also bought one red for myself just for curiosity, and we both were agreeably surprised to find that it was not bad at all. Now I'm waiting for someone to market a wine labelled "Dago Red".

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