On the surface it does seem pretty tacky. But thena gain, it is a free (capitalist) country.
But it does beg the question of why this individual is trying to sell it?
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On the surface it does seem pretty tacky. But thena gain, it is a free (capitalist) country.
But it does beg the question of why this individual is trying to sell it?
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Makes me mad that he has one to give up, and I dont have any...
Excellent.Originally Posted by Heavy Metal
It's a promotional item. People who get free promotional items often sell them to those who didn't get them. Nothing new, nothing unusual.
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Sometimes they even give them out as prizes during class.
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I've been known to give Larue stuff (baseball caps and 'dillos) to friends. What the heck, it's free advertisement for a damn fine outfit!
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Hmm, I don't have a purple one.....
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It's pretty foul if you ask me. Next thing you know, it will be the promotional, stickers, then the coveted Dillow Dust up for bid, setting a trend that will lead to anarchy.
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I would buy dillo dust no questions asked... people speak of it so highly
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If you get one, then you submitted at least one paying order directly to LaRue Tactical. Therefore you certainly paid for that item. Either in the past, present, or future.
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