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“Black Friday? Amazon Always!”

November 25, 2009 by Kyle Brady
Tags: Amazon, Black Friday, Inquisitr Column, Retail, Thanksgiving
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New column at the Inquisitr:

In case you don’t live in America, or you do and choose to ignore social calendars, this week holds the holiday of Thanksgiving on Thursday, a mixed-message celebration of the arrival of the Pilgrims, and is followed by what is known as “Black Friday”.  What better way to celebrate the arrival of our poor, hungry, puritanical ancestors than to participate in a heathen festival of money throwing and retail gorging?

Sorry, but the cake is a lie.

Go check it out .

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