Do you like to help needy kids? "Like" Leap Frog on FB and they will donate $10 in toys.
Was gonna post this on the deal side but it's not really a deal.
https://www.facebook.com/LeapFrog?sk=app_116704791729381
For every "Like" Leapfrog gets until 12/15 they'll donate $10 in leapfrog toys to A Foundation for Kids.
Also if you're already a fan you can share the posts and they'll donate $1 for every share.
Great. Now I feel like a selfish a-hole for NOT having a Facebook page.
@captainsuperdawg: Don't feel that way. Instead, be righteously PO'd with the Leap Frog people, who want to guilt-trip you into signing up for more advertising crud by offering to donate to a charity if you do. It's a sleazy marketing tactic, one which they benefit from not only by getting a big new mailing list but also by getting tax deductions from any donations they make to charities.
I'm almost ready to go create five more accounts so I can upvote your comment properly. (First time I've ever even considered doing this.)
No.
As Herman Cain said:
"If you're a kid and you're not rich, blame yourself."
@baqui63: Awwww. That's the nicest thing I've heard today. Thank you!
@izzyizzo: That would be former presidential candidate Cain. Too bad he dropped out; he was a constant source of entertainment.
@magic cave: He might be back. In fact, I can't think of a bigger surprise for "Wacky Wednesday" or "Free Breadsticks (With Your Vote) Friday."
@izzyizzo: The mind boggles. If you haven't had a chance to see it yet, last night's SNL "interview" was one of their better ones, given their track record of the last few years.
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