
Hard to imagine a contemporary ad headed with a picture showing a man who's just vomited into his mouth.
Bilious Alka-Seltzer shill, 1942
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Why this badly written back pain book has a cult following
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Hegseth's new shaving policy will force out thousands of Black troops
The Pentagon has found an efficient way to purge Black service members from the military without saying that's what they're doing. As reported by Military Times, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth… READ THE REST
D.C.'s 88-year-old congressional delegate scammed at home
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Outsmart future storms with Weather Hi-Def Radar Storm Watch Plus
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CISSP without the buzzwords: 8-domain training bundle for $29.97
TL;DR: Eight courses covering CISSP's eight domains—risk, assets, IAM, ops, and more—so you can prep like a pro for just $29.97! If "security" is already in your job title (or soon will… READ THE REST
A $159 ASUS Chromebook that's part tablet, part overachiever
TL;DR: The 2024 ASUS Chromebook CM30 with Detachable Touchscreen is down to $159.99 ($329.99) with free shipping. Between your laptop that weighs too much for your liking and your phone that's too small… READ THE REST