- Lions eat ‘rhino poachers’ on South African game reserve by BBC News. I mean I never like to see people die, but this seems like nature fighting back.
- Easy 200 Miles: Install United Shopping Portal Button & Shop by Frequent Miler. I couldn’t get this offer to show and neither could Chuck, so must be targeted?
- Amazon reportedly planning holiday toy catalog, mimicking traditional retailers by CNBC. Can’t see this being very successful, but everybody is looking to take advantage of Toys R Us no longer being available.
- 6K each way to the Caribbean & Mexico w/ Delta flash sale by Frequent Miler. This seems to be almost always be available these days, maybe it’s just off season pricing for Delta now?
- Acorns spend debit card will be made from tungsten. Card actually looks pretty cool, let’s hope there is some sort of rewards program. Hat tip to molinasnecktat.
Deals expiring at the end of today (view the full deal calendar here):
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As far as the poachers go… you reap what you sow, what goes around comes around, karma etc…. you get my meaning… John 3:16
But what if the poachers were poor local sods trying to make a living? The people whose nuts should be grounded are the rich people in first world countries who want these trophies.
I am just trying to figure out if we are the lions and the banks are the poachers, or the other way around.
Those “rich people in first world countries” are the sole reason most of those animals still exist and haven’t been poached into extinction.
I don’t feel bad when any horrible thing happens to poachers. I do feel bad that Credit lives in a first world country and doesn’t understand the basics of wildlife conservation.
With the demise of incandescent light bulbs, they’ve got to find new uses for tungsten.
I wish I could upvote this!
Did the Chinese stop using tungsten to make their counterfeit gold coins and bars?