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Avatar Went Hot: December 20, 2007 - 10:58 am
Posted By: bhartzer 564 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.justilien.com)
Category: Google
Google tells me there are over 11 million web sites to “Buy Kids.” Adwords says Target sells kids online! On the flip side for those interested in getting rid of your kids there are less than 5 million sites to “sell kids”. Read into that what you wish.
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from sphinndr 563 days ago #
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That is hilarious.  I was wondering what to buy my niece this year for Christmas and now I have the ultimate gift.  I can buy her a playmate on ebay.

from Justilien 563 days ago #
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LOL Whatever happen to puppies and kittens :)

At Google Blogoscoped someone commented you can "buy newborn baby" http://blogoscoped.com/forum/118996.html

from Drupal 563 days ago #
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Oh wow! Target must be keeping all those kids in the stockroom - unless they're only available online?

from Justilien 563 days ago #
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I think they are only available online. Keeps the local authorities away LOL


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