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Luminous Animal

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24. San Franciscans don't prance to bistros for a latte. We prance to cafes for a latte and prance

Mon Dec 3, 2012, 12:00 AM

Dec 2012

to bistros for wine and food. We also often prance long distances in the outdoors because we have wonderful urban trails for prancing. And we live near many coastal and mountain trails that are great for prancing. I use a combination of prancing and public transportation to and from work. Depending on my mood, I may prance 8 miles a day. Many San Franciscans prefer to prance on their bikes but I prefer prancing on foot.

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'Unionmade' Clothing Maker Receives Cease-And-Desist Letter From American Unions [View all] unhappycamper Dec 2012 OP

what is unionmade's deal otherone Dec 2012 #1

What's in a name? unhappycamper Dec 2012 #3

good. nt xchrom Dec 2012 #2

Sounds like '24 Hour Fitness' - which isn't necessarily open 24 hours tomm2thumbs Dec 2012 #4

or the Macaroni Grill rucky Dec 2012 #10

Dirty pool for sure. LOL nt rDigital Dec 2012 #12

Right. And have you ever seen an olive tree at the "Olive Garden"? nilram Dec 2012 #13

Thankfully Hooters has...well you know.... Historic NY Dec 2012 #28

"LA Fitness" isn't in LA either, or at least MINE isn't. ~nt 99th_Monkey Dec 2012 #30

The urban lumberjack look... MyTwoSense Dec 2012 #5

Your point... Chan790 Dec 2012 #7

Classic... WCGreen Dec 2012 #29

San Franciscans don't prance to bistros for a latte. We prance to cafes for a latte and prance Luminous Animal Dec 2012 #24

Then in a twinkling I heard on the roof, the prancing and pawing of each little hoof... Hekate Dec 2012 #31

Well, there is that, too! LOL! Luminous Animal Dec 2012 #34

Prance and Dance AndyTiedye Dec 2012 #32

i'm partial to flouncing NuttyFluffers Dec 2012 #35

How about Scabmade? 99Forever Dec 2012 #6

Terminology question... Lightbulb_on Dec 2012 #17

For the most part, you are correct. 99Forever Dec 2012 #18

Even if the cease-and-desist letter doesn't hold up, at least word of the fraud is getting out! Unrepentant Fenian Dec 2012 #8

I posted contact info in post #23... company, twitter, and Facebook. Pass that on too, please. Luminous Animal Dec 2012 #26

Shades of Walmart's "We buy American" progressoid Dec 2012 #9

That's what corporatists do. They LIE and pretend to be what they are not. woo me with science Dec 2012 #11

+1 HiPointDem Dec 2012 #19

Bullshit. It is ok for people to have a point of view on issues that is different from mine. bluestate10 Dec 2012 #22

i see: collateral killings of innocents, wars of plunder on other countries, marasinghe Dec 2012 #33

Yep. You are a good egg, woo. Luminous Animal Dec 2012 #27

it's an "overarching concept" Enrique Dec 2012 #14

Yuck, corporate duck-speak! Odin2005 Dec 2012 #15

god. no wonder americans are increasingly insane, this is the sea they swim in. HiPointDem Dec 2012 #20

Or drown in. Dark n Stormy Knight Dec 2012 #36

DISGUSTING to use that name and mislead people Raine Dec 2012 #16

Look like the company makes a concerted attempt to deceive consumers. The truth on them bluestate10 Dec 2012 #21

Facebook, twitter, and company contact emails in post #23. Luminous Animal Dec 2012 #25

Contact them... Luminous Animal Dec 2012 #23

Awesome, thank you! nt Union Scribe Dec 2012 #38

That sounds like Kid Rock's BS "Made in Detroit" line Union Scribe Dec 2012 #37

K&R woo me with science Dec 2012 #39