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"Saving is consumerism needlessly postponed."
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"Saving is consumerism needlessly postponed."

In the US they are going into the Order business. Ah well. When will this come to Germany André asks and he is right.
(translated from a German mail)
I force my eyes to open and see a packet of aspirin and a glas of water. Slowly I sit up and look around. I am home.
On a chair nearby are my clothes, neatly folded up. I see that the room is clean and tidy. I take the aspirin and notice a piece of paper on the table: "My dear, the breakfast is on the table in the kitchen. I am out early to go shopping. I love you!"
So I go into the kitchen and yes, there is the ready made breaktfast, a morning paper and my daughter already eating.
I ask her: "Girl, what has happened yesterday?" She answers: "Well dad. You came home at 3 am, were totally drunk and almost passed out. You destroyed some furniture, puked in the floor and almost poked your eye out when you walked against the door knob."
Confused I continue asking: "But why is everything so tidy and the breakfast on the table?" "Oh that." she answers, "Mom dragged you in the bedroom, put you on the bed adn then tried to pull off your pants, but you cried out: "Take off your hands bitch, I am happily married!"
By increasing the capabilities of the on-site search, Facebook is hoping to become your one and only portal to the web. If Facebook can get its users to perform on-site searches, it can not only keep you on the site longer, but like Google, it can gather even more information about its users through their searches. This stuff is advertising gold.
they do have a bit of traffic but I have to say I never searched for anything other than people on Facebook.