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History of Feminism

Blue_Adept

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11. That's the wrong assumption.

Reply to MineralMan (Reply #10)

Thu Jan 2, 2014, 01:48 PM

Jan 2014

They know women buy fishing tackle already. Maybe not great numbers, but they do.

They're applying the law of business here to get more customers is all.

A great deal of products used to be just one color. But the last decade has seen a range of things coming out in all sorts of colors. It's all about personalization.

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Great read, thanks. MadrasT Jan 2014 #3

LEGO Bullshit? Blue_Adept Jan 2014 #4

You have your opinion, I have mine. MadrasT Jan 2014 #5

That ad! xulamaude Jan 2014 #6

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But style is. Blue_Adept Jan 2014 #9

I have no problem with things in colors at all. MineralMan Jan 2014 #10

That's the wrong assumption. Blue_Adept Jan 2014 #11

I LOVE that "Collector's Weekly" website! PassingFair Jan 2014 #8

I love that site too. Have you ever been sufrommich Jan 2014 #12

no..but I'll check it out! PassingFair Jan 2014 #13