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      • SkokieGuy commented on Oyster Lovers To FDA: Kindly STFU And Leave Our Deadly Snack Alone

        "If the ban goes through, maybe raw oyster lovers can console themselves with a legal cigarette."
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      • SkokieGuy commented on Something To Do While Unemployed: Serve On A Jury

        "@utensil42: Exactly and all the more reason it should happen."
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      • SkokieGuy commented on Something To Do While Unemployed: Serve On A Jury

        "I so wish we had professional juries taken from experts (perhaps retired) in the appropriate field. If it's a malpractice case, would scientists, doctors, nurses and those with a medical background be better qualified to evaluate the evidence, rather than average citizens? It is supposed to be a jury of your peers, yet seldom is."
        http://consumerist.com/5405745/#c16852517 12:06 PM on Nov 16


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        "Off early on Fridays."
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      • SkokieGuy commented on Top Posts Of The Week And Open Thread

        "@MostlyHarmless: Pictures of cute cats are not enough? Seriously, google depression & inflammation, there is a link between the two."
        http://consumerist.com/5404264/#c16794076 2:57 PM on Nov 13


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        "Volunteer for and attended awesome nutrition lecture on foods that fight inflammation."
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      • SkokieGuy commented on What To Consider Before Buying An Extended Warranty

        "@ArgusRun: Yup, lousy math, but I still maintain that the value of my hypothetical home insurance is not $2,000. The value of my insurance is $200,000, that I have a 1% chance of using. By the article's logic, the value of a $1000 policy on an item with a 5% failure rate is less valuable than the same policy on an item with a 10% failure rate. The value of the policies are the same, the risk they are insuring is different and therefore a consumer may make a different decision toward purchase."
        http://consumerist.com/5400731/#c16686462 10:43 AM on Nov 10


      • SkokieGuy commented on What To Consider Before Buying An Extended Warranty

        "@StanTheManDean: And if the failure rate is high enough to make you consider buying the warranty, perhaps buy a different brand."
        http://consumerist.com/5400731/#c16669454 5:21 PM on Nov 9


      • SkokieGuy commented on What To Consider Before Buying An Extended Warranty

        ""To a perfectly rational person, that insurance is worth exactly 2.7 percent of $200, or $5.40" I must not be perfectly rational. If my home is insured for $200K and I have homeowner's insurance policy that costs $400.00 a year, and the chance of my home being wrecked is 1%, is the "value" of my insurance $4.00 (1% of $400)? No, the value of my insurance is the $200K that I have a 1% chance of using."
        http://consumerist.com/5400731/#c16669366 5:18 PM on Nov 9


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        "It seems that the promoters are specifically NOT marketing the musical, singing or concert aspects of the show, but the performance / entertainment aspect. It is the Circus Tour, starring Brittany Spears."
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