| Tired of being a poster child for stingy salaries, Walmart snarkily takes a leading left-wing critic to task. |
| We've met this nameless man with that ugly sweater who listens to old records and carps both longingly and snarkily about the way things were vs. |
| The government might even claim snarkily that this is how the market works. The problem for Cubans is that there are many things you just can't buy for pesos. |
| But Vox's Matthew Yglesias snarkily suggests a far simpler solution: people who want extra legroom on planes should pay the airlines for it directly. |
| She was a disaffected former Mormon, living in Los Angeles and writing, sometimes snarkily, about her life and work. |
| Some other netizens commented snarkily on the continued foreign media blackout in China, and how it has hampered updates about Sandy. |
