Name: Joe Harris
Dateline: Dallas, Texas
Weblog: madcashier.blogspot.com
Articles: 25
First Published: Friday, February 23, 2007
Last Published: Monday, July 14, 2008
Currently listing articles 25-1:
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American Democracy: Suicide by Representative— The fallout of September 11 is the fall of the United States.
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The Demise of Joe Camel— The horrors of Camel's new remastered blend drove me to the edge - and then to find another satisfying brand of cigarettes.
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Music DVD Review: Jethro Tull - Jack in the Green: Live in Germany — Eye and ear candy that the Tullheads will appreciate.
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How A Drug Dealer Robbed My Pharmacy— While dopeheads are content to rob mere convenience stores, drug dealers hit licks at your friendly neighborhood pharmacy.
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Retail Radio: Mind Control Cacophony— Service industry radio increases customer spending and employee vitriol.
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DVD Review: Giuliani Time - Sharp, Yet Dull— What it lacks in style is well overshadowed by its compelling substance.
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Drugstore Pipe Tobaccos: Pouches of Simple Pleasure— As with any group of tobaccos, some shine while others suck.
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Service Industry Renagades— Rebels with a clue strike a symbolic blow for the good guys. All in a day's work.
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The Tribulations of American Hat Lovers— Society should never come between a man and his love for headgear. Hats off? Like hell.
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Louisiana's Hottest: A Pepper Sauce Analysis— Nothing spices up the culinary humdrum like a good hot sauce.
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Robbed, Fired, and On Top: A Cashier's Story— In a fight for truth, justice, and $244, a perennial loser emerged victorious.
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Corporate Propaganda Within the Service Industry— Industry propagandists try and fail to inspire employees with cartoons and slogans rather than with a living wage.
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Smoking in the Free World— Smoke-free subjugation is the wave of the future and democracy is to blame.
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Restaurant Review: Luigi's Italian Cafe in Dallas, Texas - Sublime Northern Italian— This is perhaps the best and most affordable Italian restaurant in the Dallas area.
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Music Review: Coco Montoya - Dirty Deal, A Good Deal with One Catch— Montoya makes solid music but needs more inspiration.
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Service Industry Blues for the Average Worker— From violent thugs to white collar jerk-offs, scum comes in all shapes and sizes, while workers are victims of criminals--both the gun-totting ones & companies.
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Music Review: MC Frontalot - Secrets from the Future, Pitiful Nerdcore Rhymes— Insipid lyrics are the centerpiece of this failure.
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Shot In The Line of Cashiering?— Ultimately, cashiering after dusk is a crapshoot.
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Music Review: Elton John - Rocket Man: Number Ones, Approach With Caution— A nice anthology that stops short of grabbing the listener by the jugular.
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DVD Review: Business Johnson— I laughed my ass off.
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DVD Review: Zach Galifianakis - Live at the Purple Onion, Comedy With Issues— Impressive jokes — but not really.
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Music Review: Aqueduct - Or Give Me Death, Musical Braindeath— With music this pointless, there can be no point in listening.
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Review of Sir Elliot's Tobacco and Coffee: A Smoker's Playground— Starbucks: eat my ashes.
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DVD Review: Ren & Stimpy - The Lost Episodes - Cartoonists Gone Wild— Ren & Stimpy reaches new highs, plummets to new lows on the way.
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Misguided Consumers— Shopping orders are a window into America's intellect.
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