1st Choice Video is the innovative and trendsetting video superstore and the home of the MegaBeta In-Stock Guarantee. In the 1980s, it was 1st Choice that anticipated the triumph of Beta format videos over VHS, in the 1990s it invested heavily in laserdisc technology and in 2005 foretold the death of the DVD. Now you can hitch your financial wagon, and life savings, to this shooting star.
Archive for November, 2005
Become A Marketing Consultant!
Now you can be a professional marketing consultant: No special skills or talent required. All it takes is a desire to succeed, the ability to keep a straight face and a general disregard for the moral standards shared by all cultures and religions throughout the world. With our extensive guidance, you’ll propose moronic ideas and get paid for it. The more moronic the idea, the more you get paid!
Old Barn Wood Furniture and Crafts
As an Old Barn Wood Furniture and Crafts, you’ll learn our state-of-the-art advertising methods and deploy our cutting edge lead generation tools to create a booming business selling Old Barn Wood. And Furniture. And Crafts.
[Do some gift shopping Amish-style at Lancaster County Market. Now.]
Mr. Bagpipe
Scots are hot! Trendwatchers know the next wave of millionaires will be bagpipers. Don’t get caught with your kilt down on this one. There can only be one Mr. Bagpipe franchisee per major metro area. Will it be you?
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BJ Cleaners & Weiners
The acclaimed B.J. Cleaners has a new product line and, hence, a new name: B.J. Cleaners & Weiners. Now three American favorites add up to one great opportunity. For more information on this and other fine franchise opportunities, contact Richard Quick at richardquickesq@yahoo.com.
Work for U.S. Air!
Although it’s not, technically, a business opportunity, U.S. Air is not, technically, like a business. Working for U.S. Air is even more exciting than self-employment… and it’s done at 30,000 feet! But if it gets stressful, don’t worry. You can always take it out on your passengers… and there are plenty of rules to blame it on!!!



