Now that the election is over, it's on to find other stories that have me scratching my head as to how and why they make the news. This one appears in the news every stinkin' year!
'12 Days of Christmas' items would cost $86,609
PITTSBURGH -- At a price like this, it would have to be true love.
PNC Wealth Management says it'll cost you $86,609 to buy everything in "The Twelve Days of Christmas" song this year.
That's up more than $8,500, or nearly 11 percent, from last year, and includes everything from the single partridge in a pear tree to the 12 drummers drumming, purchased repeatedly as in the song.
While the price of the whole package is up, some things are actually cheaper than last year. Jim Dunigan, a PNC Wealth Management spokesman, notes how the price of five golden rings is down about 11 percent. Three French hens and six geese-a-laying also cost less this year.
But increases in the big items like eight maids-a-milking, 10 lords-a-leaping, 11 pipers piping and 12 drummers drumming is where you'll pay, thanks to a general wage increase.
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That is crazy!
I love hearing worthless news. You should make that a weekly feature as well Struke.
Bella...Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...you have me thinking. I just might have to make this something of a regular feature. I will probably post a useless news story as I catch it.
I'm SURE it won't be hard to come up with something every week!
Really.
;)
How about the most dangerous places to shop at Christmas stories.
OR
People who shop at the last minute, and what are these people buying.
Zzzzzz....
wzzp...those are two good useless news stories that we will see between now and Christmas. I nominate Wal-Mart for your first idea.
I nominate your second idea for the lead story on every newscast for December 24th at 6 p.m.
So...This is what the good people at PNC are doing with the government bailout money they got. Well that and buying out National City so many Ohioans can worry about their jobs.
BTW nominee for loser of the week: Browns general manager Phil Savage for throwing Romeo under the bus.
Who would ever actually buy all those crazy things for someone anyway, and I can't imagine anyone who would want them!! I sure wouldn't want 12 drummers drumming under my tree. Imagine how much racket they would make. And that is just one of the day's gifts. Just think what a lot of confusion and hullabaloo your living room would be in if someone gave you all 12 days' worth!! ;D
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