highland145
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For real men, they grow back.It's just a flesh wound.
For real men, they grow back.It's just a flesh wound.
Because Neiman Marcus sent my wife an used Salvatore Ferragamo handbag, I had to buy her more expensive Hermes bag direct from Hermes. But because of COVID-19, all Hermes stores and warehouses are closed so the bag won't ship until the stores and warehouses reopen. So who knows when that will be. And because of the virus, we can't fly to Paris to shop and buy the Hermes bag there. Hermes is cheaper in Europe than in the US. If I spend about $10,000 at Hermes store in Paris, I would save enough that airfare for us along with hotel stay could be free. It's like buying new BMW or Porsche and taking European delivery. You save enough on the Euro delivery that you can drive your new BMW or Porsche during the vacation in Europe and the savings would more than pay for your European vacation.
Bring on the handbag haters. Wife also wants the Hermes Evelyne 29 bag but she hasn't made up her mind on the color for me to order. But I would rather wait until our shopping trip to Paris than pay inflated US prices. Euro is cheap vs US dollar so we're getting ripped off buying in the US.
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For real men, they grow back.
Damn GJ shorty. What filter did you use, because I can only see his last name?Did you want people to read your name?
Cuz I can read your name.
Wait, was I not supposed to sell his ssn?Damn GJ shorty. What filter did you use, because I can only see his last name?
LOLZ! Microsoft has a long history of considering a 'filename' to be just be that as opposed to a location. They are better now, but I'm sure there is still some legacy Win32 code knocking around in Excel.Why the fuck, in 2020, can Excel not open two files with the same filename, even from two different directories? What kinda shit is that?
Found ram(2*1gb), but I can't hook it to a monitor. It needs an adapter I don't have at work, or maybe at all. I found a dell carcass at work that's identical to the boss' machine. It was missing just about everything aside from the mb which is what I needed, so I switched everything over, and the computer's working good, or at least as good as an old Prescott works :^D I still want to get the one I built going. It's old as dirt too, but better than a P4. It's an original c2d with an e6600. If I can get that running, I'll buy more ram for it, and get myself a bigger ssd while I'm at it.Guess I'll throw my smallest in, and see what happens assuming I can dig some working ram up at work.
Probably because they shut down in 2008 and I lost my job.Thought of you today Shorty. I was pulling memory modules, and two of them were Hynix. That isn't a name I often run in to.
How about this order? Does your x ray vision work on this too?Did you want people to read your name?
Cuz I can read your name.
Went to Sam's Club today for groceries, and they were clearing out those pretzel Pop Tarts that Kelloggs has advertised the hell out of over the last 6 months. I think they were marked down to like $2.50 for a 36 pack.
They suck.........big time. Literally the worst Pop Tarts flavor I've ever had.
I don't buy them very often (I usually just steal one when one my kids gets a box), but they have some flavors that are pretty decent. I'm not too proud to occasionally enjoy a flavor like their hot fudge sundae and smores for example.I'm kind of shocked that you had to try one to know how bad they are. Pop Tarts (the regular ones) have sucked for ~50 years...I can't imagine pretzel crust could possibly be better.
Toaster Strudels was rich person food.Did Pop Tarts go down hill or do I just remember them wrong? Pop Tarts practically raised grade school me, along with Toaster Strudels and were always part of the unbalanced unhealthy breakfast that started my school day. Sometimes I also had cereal, such as Frosted Corn Flakes, which I would add more sugar to.
Had some the other day for the first time in YEARS and they were not as tasty as I remember them being.
I have an odd craving for cereal now for old time sake.