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Think a little bit of pseudo-porn would keep Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas off the shelves at Wal-Mart? Think again:
I took this picture this morning while my car’s oil was being changed at the Wal-Mart Supercenter in Madison, Mississippi. So, kiddies… rush up there and pick up a copy before Mr. Sam’s minions wise up!
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This CNN story says otherwise. Wal-Mart probably relies on the employees of each store to pull them off the shelves and it wouldn’t surprise me if the person in charge of doing that at your store never got the memo or just ignored it completely.