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New NYC clothing store called Fugazi is not a Fugazi t-shirt store
Brooklyn Vegan reports that the trendy urban clothing brand known FUGAZI is opening up a flagship store on Manhattan's Lower East Side. The store, located at 55 Canal Street, will… READ THE REST
In 1996 you could buy Doritos that came in a soda can
In 1996 you could buy Doritos that came in a soda can, and here's what they looked like. Upon first glance, it looks like a Nacho cheese flavored soda (which… READ THE REST
Fruit Stripe Gum discontinued
Cancel culture is out of control! Fruit Stripe Gum, disappointing children for fifty years, is to be discontinued. The news was first revealed by Food & Wine Magazine, which notes… READ THE REST
You won't believe it—this MacBook Pro comes with a Touch Bar for 77% off
TL;DR: Bring home a new-to-you 13.3″ MacBook Pro with a Touch Bar for only $329.97 (reg. $1,499)—there are less than 50 units in stock. In the market for a new laptop without the hefty price tag?… READ THE REST
Windows 11 Pro can now help you shop smarter — it's under $15 for a limited time
Microsoft Windows 11 Pro isn't just about looks or speed; it's built for the way we live and work today. And if you've been putting off upgrading, now's the time: you… READ THE REST
Upgrade your space with these minimalist LED corner floor lamps
TL;DR: This small-space-friendly corner-style LED light offers millions of color combinations and effects, and is available in a two-pack for a low price of $109.97. This little light of mine, I'm going to let… READ THE REST