Here are some of the high points of the game.
1.  A dorky, retarded man who's singing decreases your mental health, 
energy, and stamina.  Be careful, 'cuz he's lining up the shopping carts and 
his big dream is to run you over.  Stun him and take his car keys so he 
won't cause accidents on his way home.  Don't let his weird singing fool 
you--he's one dangerous dude.
2.  Whiny brats demanding candy, gum, and other sweets who make you lose 
self-control.  This effects aiming.  A courtesy phone across the backside 
should shut 'em up.  If not, duct tape is yours for the finding.
3.  Beware the lousy food at the snack booth.  It'll sap health points and 
have you sitting on the toilet moaning for hours while the fun happens.
4.  Every once in a while, a woman, singing in a horrific voice, can be 
found outside the Wallmart ringing a bell for the salvation army.  Her 
murder gives you an extra hundred thousand points, not to mention the 
monetary bonus.
5.  Avoid the unloaders, lest they drop hundred-pound boxes of dog food and 
furniture on your toes.  This will immobilize you for ten to thirty seconds. 
You'll know them by the cursing and toking you hear while you roam the back 
rooms.
6.  Damage of inventory is both rewarding in points increase and the 
maniacal pleasure of hearing, "clean up in isle five," and knowing you're 
the cause.  If you successfully waylay the custodians as they clean up your 
mess, you can laugh as the drunk old man slips and falls in the mess you 
left.
7.  Best of all, get out there and go hunting.  What you're after is horses. 
Disable each horse and receive an extra million points--but be careful, as 
an army of screaming and determined brats block your way.  If you hurt them, 
you are arrested.  You can, however, put the little brutish beasties over 
your knee and give 'em what for.
If you make it this far, you're ready for the bonus level, satirically 
called "the bull in the china shop."
.  With nothing in your way, you wander the isles with your trusty baseball 
bat and smash everything you can, turn up the stereo systems to full blast 
to scare the kiddies that come in the next day, let any pets out of their 
cages, tremendously mark up all prices, and, of course, obliterate the musac 
system.  Failing to do the last takes your points to negative 
100000000000000000.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "allan thompson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, December 30, 2005 1:19 PM
Subject: Re: audyssey: what have I missed


> Hey, perhaps walmart could be one of the levels of shades of doom...
> Just think of it, you fight the maniacle laughing greeters who roll
> dangerous shopping carts at you, you fight through crowds of bloodthirsty
> consumers in a battle to the death for that lowest price. in the pet
> section, you could buy and train hamsters to deliver high explosive mines 
> to
> blow the top off of the lay away dungeons, and last of all...the manager
> blue smocks, trained at birth to obfuscate truth, justice and the american
> way thru a regime of ninjitsu and taibo!
> new weapons could be the price gun, box cutters, courtesy phones (russel
> crowe made the telephone the weapon it is today), and the blank hapless 
> star
> of brain sucked employees who don't know  where anything is in the store
> except for their paychecks and break room.
>
> buy it now at any conveniant  walmart. If you don't know where your local
> walmart is, just throw a rock, you'll hit one.
>
> sorry, just had the visual in my head and it had to be written.
> allan
>
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> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Thomas Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Friday, December 30, 2005 12:32 PM
> Subject: Re: audyssey: what have I missed
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>> Hi, James.
>> We don't need to give Wal-Mart any more ideas. They are already the
>> store Empire of the U.S. They got that way by cutting there prices low
>> enough to put everyone out of business, or to put there compitition at a
>> stand still. Smile.
>>
>> James from Alchemy wrote:
>>> Wow.. I wish I could buy a 2006 Mitsubishi Eclipse at Wal Mart! *grin*
>>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>>> On
>>> Behalf Of J-Squared
>>> Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 8:52 PM
>>> To: [email protected]
>>> Subject: Re: audyssey: what have I missed
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>>> Perhaps it's the price chopping of Walmart?
>>> It very well could be, the way Walmart prices items.
>>> I would guess that $25 is closer to the retail, as the Bop It and other
>>> games on the braillegifts site are also priced at retail.
>>>
>>> ----- Original Message ----- 
>>> From: "ken downey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>> To: <[email protected]>
>>> Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 11:46 PM
>>> Subject: Re: audyssey: what have I missed
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>>>
>>>
>>>> There's a new product called K-ball which is like a Rubick's cube.  I'm
>>>> a
>>>> bit ticked, because again we have an example of the price gouging of 
>>>> the
>>>> blind.  At www.braillegifts.com you can buy it for the stunningly high
>>>>
>>> price
>>>
>>>> of $25, while at Wallmart you can buy it for $10.
>>>> ----- Original Message ----- 
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>>>> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
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>>>> Subject: audyssey: what have I missed
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