Heluva Good New England Clam Dip. One day, it was gone from the case. Forever. Probably best for my arteries, though it was addicting when applied generously to Ruffles.
The End of an Era: Discontinued products, services, and defunct companies
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Wow. That sounds amazing. And now it's gone before I even knew about it.
I was curious about this and found a recipe. Apologies to your arteries.
Hudson's Bay to start liquidating stores as early as next week
Hudson’s Bay says it will begin liquidating its entire business as soon as next week unless it finds a more viable path forward.
toronto.citynews.ca
Forever 21 set to shut down its U.S. operations as it files for bankruptcy
It's the second time the chain has filed for bankruptcy as online competition and foreign rivals looks to have permanently bury the once-leading fashion outlet.
www.nbcnews.com
Or Never Forever!
Your old DVDs are suffering disc rot — Warner Bros. will replace them: ‘They curdle like milk’
Your DVDs are dying — and it’s got nothing to do with streaming apps.
nypost.com
23andMe files for bankruptcy and will try to find a buyer
23andMe, which helped popularize ancestry tracing through genetic testing, filed for bankruptcy protection and will seek a sale.
www.cbsnews.com
Dollar Tree is selling Family Dollar for $1 billion.
Hypocrites.
Publishers Clearing House has filed for bankruptcy.
Way more than a dollar!
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Man, I remember the days when Ed McMahon was spokesperson.
Way more than a dollar!
You too could win a bankruptcy! Don't wait, join now!
Man, I remember the days when Ed McMahon was spokesperson.
If I remember correctly, Ed McMahon was spokesperson for American Family Publishers (AFP), that closed down in 1999, he never shilled for Publisher's Clearing House (PCH). PCH prize patrol spokesperson was Dick Clark. Unless I am misremembering due to the Mandela effect.
If I remember correctly, Ed McMahon was spokesperson for American Family Publishers (AFP), that closed down in 1999, he never shilled for Publisher's Clearing House (PCH). PCH prize patrol spokesperson was Dick Clark. Unless I am misremembering due to the Mandela effect.
Hmm, I quite clearly remember him as spokesperson for Publisher's Clearing House though, including the photographs taken with winners. I remember because there was one year when someone in my neighbourhood had won, and I don't think the other company operated in Canada as far as I know.
Googling it and it appears you're right and I'm the victim of the Mandela Effect. This is gonna bug me now
To their credit, Publisher's Clearing House did have a terrific selection of magazines at decent subscription prices.
Hudson’s Bay to liquidate all remaining stores, court filing says
A new court filing says Hudson’s Bay will start selling off all merchandise on Friday at the six stores previously spared from liquidation.
www.cp24.com
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