Off topic? Walmarts sells Rolexes

[var554]

Walmart is now selling pre owned Rolexes online for $6100. Seems to be mostly ladie's DJ with bezel and markers in diamonds, rubies, emeralds, maybe sapphires? It came up on my news feed. Wierd.

 

[Syriss]

Not all gen parts. It states it in the details of the listings.

 

[var554]

Not all gen parts. It states it in the details of the listings.

well that's odd too. But it's Walmart so there's that.....

 

[TESLA760]

I won't even buy food from them.

 

[Storm.]

I won't even buy food from them.

"Is this clone beef or real beef"

The answer was "if it doesn't say real beef on it, it's clone beef"

Never went to Walmart again and kind of understood why Florida people are crazy.

 

[johnlogan]

"Is this clone beef or real beef"

The answer was "if it doesn't say real beef on it, it's clone beef"

Never went to Walmart again and kind of understood why Florida people are crazy.

The Sunshine State. Where else can you find so many like-minded individuals, outside a penitentiary?

 

[eBoy]

Walmart is now selling pre owned Rolexes online for $6100. Seems to be mostly ladie's DJ with bezel and markers in diamonds, rubies, emeralds, maybe sapphires? It came up on my news feed. Wierd.

Makes sense. After all, Rolex is the sole high-volume brand of luxury watches.

Fits right into Walmart's "philosophy".

 

[Karbon74]

I read it was illegal in the US to put the origin of meat on the packaging
one of the reasons why US beef cannot be imported in EU

 

[johnlogan]

I read it was illegal in the US to put the origin of meat on the packaging
one of the reasons why US beef cannot be imported in EU

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) currently allows beef and pork products to be labeled "Product of the USA" or "Made in the USA" as long as it was processed in the U.S. But, as the USDA's current guidelines state, "the 'Product of USA' labeling claim may be applied to meat products derived from animals that have been imported from a foreign country but slaughtered in the United States, as well as to meat products that have been imported from a foreign country and repackaged in the United States."

 

[KushBandit]

Walmart is now selling pre owned Rolexes online for $6100. Seems to be mostly ladie's DJ with bezel and markers in diamonds, rubies, emeralds, maybe sapphires? It came up on my news feed. Wierd.

It's a 3rd party seller, not the actual Walmart corporation. Walmart online is no different than Amazon.

 

[Horace_Derwent]

It's a 3rd party seller, not the actual Walmart corporation. Walmart online is no different than Amazon.

Excatly,

THIS IS the point !

 

[var554]

It's a 3rd party seller, not the actual Walmart corporation. Walmart online is no different than Amazon.

I know that. Just thought it was funny.

 

[Karbon74]

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) currently allows beef and pork products to be labeled "Product of the USA" or "Made in the USA" as long as it was processed in the U.S. But, as the USDA's current guidelines state, "the 'Product of USA' labeling claim may be applied to meat products derived from animals that have been imported from a foreign country but slaughtered in the United States, as well as to meat products that have been imported from a foreign country and repackaged in the United States."

I just read some more .
the issue is around artifical hormones injections. US Law says that the consumer does not need to know whether a cow was raised that way. EU law says such meat can't be sold on its territory.

 

[Storm.]

I just read some more .
the issue is around artifical hormones injections. US Law says that the consumer does not need to know whether a cow was raised that way. EU law says such meat can't be sold on its territory.

The European guide lines for being called "bio friendly" are the main guide lines for a German company to even be able to produce.

Since we are so bio friendly and don't allow artificial anything in our beef and fruit and veggies, the eu commission is in a battle with Germany saying they can't use the bio seal if they are not abiding by more special rules since we already have the ground covered.


Huh?

 

[purple_slurp]

Who would have thought Walmart would enter the rolex game

 

[Maximillian]

Walmart is now selling pre owned Rolexes online for $6100. Seems to be mostly ladie's DJ with bezel and markers in diamonds, rubies, emeralds, maybe sapphires? It came up on my news feed. Wierd.

Too bad it's over $950 or I can steal one from Walmart in CA

 

[Zeta7]

The Sunshine State. Where else can you find so many like-minded individuals, outside a penitentiary?

The damn heat brings out the worst in folks and everyone carries a gun.

 

[oldbloke74]

I bought a Breitling at Costco in the UK - got a good deal reduced in the sale. The original TD on the card and paperwork was stated to be in Prague!

 

[Raddave]

"Is this clone beef or real beef"

The answer was "if it doesn't say real beef on it, it's clone beef"

Never went to Walmart again and kind of understood why Florida people are crazy.

 

[mlk2000m0]

Wallmart buys reps from RWI and sells it as gen in their shops