The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for July 11, 2012

Pitchforks…aisle 3.

I thought the Devil thrived in a recession.

I mean, isn’t everything going to Hell?

BTW WalMart’s own brand of casual clothing really IS “Faded Glory.” Kinda cool, actually, cos I think it started with their jeans.

When ya find out dogsniff could ya please let me know lol.

A product placement triumph; the Devil buys charcoal during a heat wave.

Now he’s on the horns of a dilemma. He probably doesn’t like Christian Dior, but maybe he’ll consider Fruit of the Doom, or Tommy Hellfiger.

He’s my wing man.

I saw the movie it was alright, it’s also a book and a band.

Re: What in the hell would the devil need a bag of charcoal for?

What? You think eternal hellfire runs on nuclear?

He used to wear Prada before the Devil went down to Georgia..

At one time he was much more into details.

I don’t know about the ‘marketing ploy’ thing. I live in a college town and what I heard from the WalMart manager is that the handbaskets kept disappearing from the store, mainly because of an undergraduate fad for making them the target of scavenger hunts. Whether that’s true or not, the handbaskets came back.

Hopefully quite a bit of the devil’s glory has faded.

Henry Ford developed Kingsford Charcoal from the scrap wood left over from making Model Ts in the 1920s.

well, at least he’s gonna use KINGSFORD charcoal…….LOL

made in China….

He may be looking for a blue dress!

looks like he hoofed it on down there.Funny thing is he blends right in with the WalMart crowd.He’ll also pick up some tools to work that 1/2 acre he’s got down there.

When he’s roasting too many bodies, we have volcanic eruptions. The ashes then conceive other people..