Dean Winchester would never shop at Wal-Mart!

[cedarlibrarian]

It's official. The world is coming to an end. Armageddon has nothing to do with the flaming tree that fell on one of my libraries today, nor the library who was without air conditioning today when the heat index was 109F, nor the air conditioner in my bedroom breaking at the beginning of a week-long heat wave. Oh no

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[titti]

Journey just did the same thing. I mean, it's Journey and not AC/DC, but still.

[cedarlibrarian]

The Journey agreement doesn't bother me as much, probably because 1) I don't like Journey as much as I like AC/DC, though I certainly do like them and 2) AC/DC is too edgy and cool for icky Wal-Mart.

[titti]

I guess it bothers me becaues I don't go to Wal-Mart. Ever. But I get your point. AC/CD really 'was' a indie band.

[heidi8]

Except Journey licensed themselves to two crappy video games in the 80s, and AC/DC never sunk to that level.

[florahart]

*dead of giggle at this entire post*

[heidi8]

Luckily, Dean is in Hell and will not have to know about this.
You, on the other hand, can buy it from WalMart via their online store, which means you would be giving them money, but not actually walking into the store itself.

[cedarlibrarian]

That's assuming they'll sell it in a format that will work with iPods.

[heidi8]

Can't you just order the CD from WalMart online and rip it?

[cedarlibrarian]

There's still the whole issue of giving my money to Hell-Mart.

I know, I know. AC/DC beggars can't be choosers. But still.

[cedarlibrarian]

Sprog is too, too funny. I told Mr. Cedar he's got competition. I'm glad Sprog is happy; makes me feel a little better about the hot Wal-Mart mess.

(Does he need summer reading recommendations, btw?)

[justinelavaworm]

Hey don't damn my city! Plus AC/DC are from Perth!

[cedarlibrarian]

Plus AC/DC are from Perth!

Yet another reason why Australia is cool.

But Sydney aside, driving on many roads in New Jersey really does make you feel like you're on a highway to Hell.