Posted on 08/11/2016 11:14:19 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
In a recent story, Doc Brown went back to 1938 and bought a copy of Action 1 to fund his experiments. I’d think in real life you’d need to buy it and store it someplace safe and dry. If you returned to the future and tried to sell a copy that was printed a week ago, it’d be dismissed as a fraud.
Exactly. IMO Sears needs to join the 21st Century and ship from a centralized location. A brick and mortar sales business is tantamount to a burial plot, a casket, and six feet of dirt these days.
I receive between 2 an 4 Amazon shipments a week.
It actually saves me a bundle of money.
I can’t purchase cat food locally for the price Amazon will give me. It’s just cheaper and I don’t have to drive around to buy it.
So, yes, I buy online. (cat food, shoes, fishing tackle, toys for the grand kids, etc.)
I’ve watched a channel with jewelry and gemstones and they talk about people by name, you know that strokes their egos.
Timken (I believe) has continued to make good stuff.
I currently have three online orders in progress
Two are direct to Hong Kong paid by pay pal
The stuff is delivered by Us mail in a few days
The third is Amazon prime
It is not addiction,just convenience
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I know - right?!
At some point you have to give it up to the gods and just get on with it. ;’}
Blimey, that’s veddy good, mate!
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I love my Amazon ... my Finke Cigar Company and my JC Whitney (well actually I think my Jeep loves JC Whitney)
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