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Seattle Thrift Stores Choked with Discarded Microsoft T-Shirts

Apparently, some of the employees laid off by Microsoft have decided to raise a little cash by unloading some of their painfully uncool apparel. Have a gander at a small gallery here.

Posted by Lee Pender on 02/05/2009

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