But I was not prepared for this:

I mean, ok, I can understand the flowers. But the cupcakes? I can't decide if this is bad taste or just weird:

But here's the one that really made me scratch my head:

And here I thought it was only the red ones that were dangerous.
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Take a walk through a sports store! I was shocked by how many pink breast cancer related products there are (all year round actually)--aimed at girls and women of course. Soccer balls, tennis racquets, tennis balls (which I admit I have bought), field hockey sticks, and the usual apparel.
Not sure how well the breast cancer M&Ms go over. At my Hy-Vee they were on sale all last spring for $1.99.
"Large Bag Breast Cancer"....I didn't know you couldn't buy that for so cheap.
Holy wow! Just found you site, and as a fellow SoDak feminist, I know first hand...it's not easy. Or in some counties...it's not even safe! Pheasant hunting just ain't for pheasants anymore!
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