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It's not often that a retailer gives you outstanding service. In the past, Nordstroms and Costco were known for accepting any return, without a hassle. Galls, a company that the average person has never heard of, has a footwear guarantee.
I got a pair of boots. The kind that have a zipper on the side, uses a synthetic textile so that it weighs less, and they are built like a sneaker for comfort and traction. After wearing them for a few hours, something didn't feel right. I took the boots off, and noticed that the right boot had a construction flaw. Barely noticeable. It won't affect the useable service life of the boot. The boot won't fall apart because of it. But I could feel it rubbing into my leg. Admittedly, if I were wearing socks which were high enough, I wouldn't feel a thing.
That was last night, on an overnight shift. I had already worn it in the rain. The seller said that I got one of the last pairs in my size. They could not exchange them because my size was not available. So they found my size in a similar pair of boots, which were $60 more expensive. They gave me the more expensive boots, and told me to keep the original boots. They did not want them back since they were not in a resalable condition.
F stock is all that I can afford. If I skip a few meals, I can buy 1 share. Until that volunteer cannabis plant produces some profit. How much do you guys think I can yield from 1 plant?
For about what 1 share of Ford stock trades at, I bought a chuck roast. One of the toughest pieces of beef. Made up of several different muscles, with meat grain going in opposite directions, and plenty of silver skin and connective tissue. I roast it whole. Then butcher it afterwards. It is actually pretty good once I separate the different muscles, and slice the meat into bite sized pieces.
Big sign along the parade route. King Chuck knew exactly how his royal subjects felt about him. It looked, to me, like he fell asleep in the barber chair.
I'm an American. I really did not have an interest in anything "royal". Yet, like all tabloid gossip loving fools, I wanted to see Jeffrey Epstein's best friend, and his nephew.
Most touching how The Prince of Wales had to kneel, and pledge his loyalty. A formality. But I suppose that in the old days, it prevented The Prince from usurpation. They should have made Walter Mondale kneel before Jimmy Carter, to pledge his loyalty. Maybe that's what America needs. At the next presidential inauguration, make the VeePee kneel in front of POTUS, and pledge his or her loyalty.
Meh, my family has been against the “crown” since before Mary the Queen of Scots. Who cares about some jumped up Norman.
Today we had the California Northern District Hunter Education Conference in Wheatland. A good group with some good presentations. About 200+ instructors go together for networking, fellowship, and updates.
I received my 30 Year instructor recognition, having been teaching Hunter’s Education since I turned 18.
On a wetter note, we recorded 2.8” of rain at the house today, it made driving a bit interesting but the Super Duty handled it very well.
Meh, my family has been against the “crown” since before Mary the Queen of Scots. Who cares about some jumped up Norman.
Okay. I'll confess. I was really Wishing and Hoping that something dramatic would happen. Like maybe Fergie's ex-husband flips out, runs up on stage, and snatches the crown off his brother's head. Or The Spare Prince snatches the microphone, and makes a drunken speech. Or during the time when they were all on the balcony, one of those helicopters flies into the balcony. Maybe during that walk into the building, someone launches from from the crowd and tackles The 2nd Wife.
Agreed. I think the time for British kings and queens has come and gone, but I guess we will leave it up to the British people to decide how to handle it.
This Hennessey Takes the Expedition Tremor's Off-Roading Capability to the Next Level
Slideshow: The VelociRaptor Expedition gains a lift, upgraded suspension, Brembo brakes, and trail-ready equipment while retaining the stock 440-horsepower EcoBoost V6.
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalyptic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
Slideshow: Called the Fortress, the 850-horsepower pickup combines Raptor underpinnings with military-inspired features, survival equipment, and a starting price of $285,000.
