See You in 1984

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TJX the big name behind T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods A.J. Wright stores in the U.S. and Puerto Rico, and Winners and HomeSense stores in Canada, reveal, in January of 2007 that they had a data breach in December of 2006. They couldn’t let everybody know because findings were not 100% accurate.

Oh forget protecting the public, by letting them know what happened. Well that would not have been good to happen in December, big end of the year sales don’t want to ruin the opportunity for people to find great deals.

I’m sure now they are putting out pamphlets and tips as to how one can protect their credit. Hey I have a tip, don’t shop at any company that is associated with TJX.

Oh and I know this is old news but I’m just getting around to complaining about it, dang.

I do not understand why people drive around with those Baby on Board signs in their windows. Ok, I do, but Angie, my wife, says that people do drive a bit more cautions when they see those signs. What the hell?

Now the way I see it, nothing is a given when a car accident takes place. There have been people injured in what appear to be minor fender benders and I have walked away unharmed after totaling a car. Yet you mean to tell me that a sign encourages people to be more cautions. If that’s the case we all need signs, they should be standard on all vehicles.?

People should drive safely whether a baby is on board or not, plain and simple. Yeah right if it was then people would do it. I’m going to get me a sign that says: Human on board, slow down stop driving like a bat out of hell, like you really rushing to get to work to actually do work. Yep the sign is going to contain every word in the previous sentence, shucks you have to slow down to read it. Heh!