chains are for wusses... oh wait.

that could have gone so wrong... and provided much more fodder to a discussion group!

what a damn waste - bastard.

There are a few interested buyers out there...

@Scuba Steve: I still can't find it. DOUBLE CP!

In 1990, each tire cost $5k. Awesome ride to the top of the glacier... what's left of it, that is.

All I have is the green and red from Coraline... damn proprietary color spectrum!

It's a beauty from afar and up close - sans those wheels.

Wow, Merry Christmas Matt... not feelin' the holiday spirit this year?

I double dog dare you!

@blash: Perhaps the parents are put off by the MS messages of the graphics you point out. Asshole - WalMart - Key (or clue)... so MS really wants to tell us that Assholes shop at WalMart and we need to get a clue.

@rlong: metal but cheap garbage that would break upon touching butter.

@tonyola: if I grew up in that era - that front end would scare the crap out of me!

@sub150: Nothing sharp allowed - when opened, it's a serious piercing weapon...

we just came back from FL and my wife left her all metal cork-screw in her purse...no problem. All the scanning and hoopla is a front to make us "feel" safe.

What about gas? Get 4 giant ass balloons holding up a platform and take it up to sub space. When it reaches as high as it can go, the rocket and fuel required to take it up where it needs to go is SIGNIFICANTLY less.

@pishposh.mcgee: I think you are correct with the need to graph this out on a time-table. Though, in today's society of a need for a new iPhone every time the new model comes out, I seriously doubt a plastic Christmas tree's longevity is high on their mind.

@fbales: Keeping American jobs? Stop talking communist slogans! That's un-American! Buy from WalMart and buy often - do it for your country!

@Silence04: Most people believe what they want to believe - regardless of common sense. It's been politicized, too - crazy!

@john144001: Agree - unfortunately in the US, it's been commercialized to the point that it's forced on people earlier and earlier to get them to go shopping sooner. We used to get it the week of and leave it up well into January.