Anonymous

1200 napkins for $14 at the big outlet stores

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Anonymous

Thanks. You saved me the hunt down. //@anonymous: 1200 napkins for $14 at the big outlet stores

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Anonymous

1200 rolls for !!!!! … wait … never mind

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Anonymous

1200 napkins for $12 at sam's club, or get free at Costco pizza area......

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Anonymous

The snowcone maker has a lot of bad reviews from very recently. Makes you wonder if the product quality changed recently. Caveat emptor.

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Anonymous

Maybe you focus on the negative more than the positive. Is it not possible that more of these are sold in the summer? You also used the Latin term wrong… you don’t even own this. //@anonymous: The snowcone maker has a lot of bad reviews from very recently. Makes you wonder if the product quality changed recently. Caveat emptor.

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Anonymous

Most of the recent reviews are five star...? //@anonymous: The snowcone maker has a lot of bad reviews from very recently. Makes you wonder if the product quality changed recently. Caveat emptor.

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Anonymous

Caveat emptor is colloquially used to mean “buyer beware”. How is that incorrect? Are we speaking literal ancient Latin? //@anonymous: Maybe you focus on the negative more than the positive. Is it not possible that more of these are sold in the summer? You also used the Latin term wrong… you don’t even own this. //@anonymous: The snowcone maker has a lot of bad reviews from very recently. Makes you wonder if the product quality changed recently. Caveat emptor.

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Anonymous

You don’t own it that’s why it’s incorrect. You are just trying to force a negative opinion not even based on your own experience. Buyer beware of what? A negative review?

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Anonymous

You also used “colloquially” incorrectly. Pretty sure you meant “commonly”. You might want to look up the term Sesquipedalian. Except when you do it wrong you sound ridiculous. //@anonymous: Caveat emptor is colloquially used to mean “buyer beware”. How is that incorrect? Are we speaking literal ancient Latin? //@anonymous: Maybe you focus on the negative more than the positive. Is it not possible that more of these are sold in the summer? You also used the Latin term wrong… you don’t even own this. //@anonymous: The snowcone maker has a lot of bad reviews from very recently. Makes you wonder if the product quality changed recently. Caveat emptor.

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Anonymous

LOL this is high comedy. You keep correcting this guy but he’s using the words correctly in the first place. You’re trying too hard to look smart

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Anonymous

Join the ignorant. Caveat emptor has an origin in US commerce that did not originate from warning people. You just made that up. You also don’t say “colloquially used to mean” no matter how good it may sound. It is “colloquially used to refer to”. And if you are still stubborn about that then it should be “buyer beware is colloquially used to mean Caveat Emptor”. //@anonymous: LOL this is high comedy. You keep correcting this guy but he’s using the words correctly in the first place. You’re trying too hard to look smart

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Anonymous

This is how you look at reviews. //@anonymous: Most of the recent reviews are five star...? //@anonymous: The snowcone maker has a lot of bad reviews from very recently. Makes you wonder if the product quality changed recently. Caveat emptor.

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Anonymous

You used high comedy incorrectly. If I was incorrect in any correction why would it be funny? Also, attempting to insult someone by telling them they are “trying to look smart” makes you sound… really not smart. It’s a deal site and you support people slandering items they don’t even own? //@anonymous: LOL this is high comedy. You keep correcting this guy but he’s using the words correctly in the first place. You’re trying too hard to look smart

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Anonymous

LOL this is getting better and better //@anonymous: You used high comedy incorrectly. If I was incorrect in any correction why would it be funny? Also, attempting to insult someone by telling them they are “trying to look smart” makes you sound… really not smart. It’s a deal site and you support people slandering items they don’t even own? //@anonymous: LOL this is high comedy. You keep correcting this guy but he’s using the words correctly in the first place. You’re trying too hard to look smart

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Anonymous

Why? Because you keep upvoting your own comment and have nothing to discuss about the deal? Don’t you belong on a social media site as opposed to fake trolling? You can’t even back up your own claims. Now that’s comedy. //@anonymous: LOL this is getting better and better //@anonymous: You used high comedy incorrectly. If I was incorrect in any correction why would it be funny? Also, attempting to insult someone by telling them they are “trying to look smart” makes you sound… really not smart. It’s a deal site and you support people slandering items they don’t even own? //@anonymous: LOL this is high comedy. You keep correcting this guy but he’s using the words correctly in the first place. You’re trying too hard to look smart

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