What in the HELL
Totally. And as the Consumerist post points out, it's actually illegal to sell it improperly labeled.
omagah that beast is cute and weird!
Raccoon Dogs are called Tanuki in Japan, and there is a long history of art showing them using their humongous nutsacks for, well just about anything you can think of.
I'm not totally against using real animal pelts, but customers should know what they are getting. I know a lot of people who would be really creeped out to know that they were accidentally wearing animal products.
I read that as Tim Robbins at first and assumed he was some sort of raccoon nad expert.
I found one of the jerks who bought one of these!
All I know about raccoon dogs—tanukis—are that their balls are ENORMOUS. Because Tom Robbins.
Curiosity, why would someone use real fur (which is probably more expensive) instead of the mass produced fake stuff?
I WANT A RACCOON DOG
Good. This is how it should be done. Greek systems (both on the school level and national level) don't sincerely act in a united front unless all their asses are on the line.
11,000 transactions are actually really easy to rack up for a nationwide retailer like CVS. I'm not seeing specifics in the article, but this is the sort of thing that might have happened over the course of only a couple days.
Clearly this is a screw-up, but I'm not surprised if this actually is a technical glitch. All it takes is one person forgetting to set some flags on an item database to end up with this scenario. Especially if it was never communicated to the tech people that this was a new change of law/policy.
Ah! I knew it! They tried to charge me for my BC a couple months ago, despite the fact that it's been free to me through my insurance for YEARS. I had to argue with them for ages to get them to fix the "mistake." Jerks. I need to start using local drugstores again.
Oh but you know they're gonna cost AT LEAST plane tickets to Europe.
Am I broken? I like it, would pay Forever 21 prices for it! Would pay up to $40 for the cat mouth wallet/clutch thing if it was good quality.
I feel like people who have the kind of money to buy these etsyesque productions lack the sense of hipster irony required to pull them off, and vice versa, since hipsters can't afford them. The man may have lost his mind, and this may be a cry for help.
Dear Diary,