Metal Is Dead 3
(With apologies to Jono Bacon.)
How do I know?
Time Life is offering a metal anthology.
Now, where did I put that AARP renewal notice?
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January 13, 2009 at 9:20 pm
I want the Beatles anthology, but since it’s Time-Life, I won’t get it. I’ll buy nothing from them ever again.
On a side note: I knew you were old, but that old???
January 14, 2009 at 8:16 pm
I’ll be 59 next week. In three years I can sign up for Medicare and have health insurance again.
What did Time Live ever do to you?
January 15, 2009 at 10:53 am
I had to cancel a CARD to stop them from sending something that they figured was part of a series that I would want. Requests to cancel had no effect on them. Returning whatever it was did no good. Cancelling the card did. Never again will I buy from them.
3 years? I thought a person had to be 65 to enroll. But I’ve not paid alot of attention to it lately because by the time I get there, it’ll be gone. So will S. S.