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Old 10-27-2011, 02:13 PM   #43
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Originally Posted by Rob Lister View Post
A real man buys his rugs at Home Depot! Just unroll the length you need from the rug-roll, cut it off with the supplied industrial slicer and take it home in your F350 Ford Pick-up (not the mini-van)

Back to topic, I think this is a dumb move by B&N. I get that they're trying to leverage their web presence but it will end up polluting their brand. B&N should focus on bringing published content, whatever the content, whatever the publisher, whatever the form factor. When I happen upon an interesting article on MIT's Technology Review that happens to be a paid article, there should be a B&N button on that page to allow me to pay via my existing B&N account. Hell, if I see a book on Amazon that B&N doesn't have, I should be able to download it to my nook through B&N, even if an extra retail fee is involved!

There are dozens of ways they can leverage their existing brand and presence without resorting (stooping!) to selling rugs.
Hey, hey!
You're my kind of man. I will go to Home Depot and Lowe's and Walmart with you any day!
Your truck or mine.

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