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April 17, 2008

Missed Mark

Amazon.com probably has more information on my buying habits than anyone but Visa. So why would they send me an e-mail advertising $25 off sandals and Crocs? Is there something in my buying habits that would suggest that I'm a filthy hippy?

It's a little embarassing, that's all.

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