A big ol’ can o’ whoop *** went a long way to ensuring future relations.
’talking’ about it ensured we have what we now have.
This is not enlightening my mood.
Tonight I am thinking about my little Bingo and remembering all the good times. I am happy that now, two weeks later, I still can’t think of anything I might have done differently as he was heading toward doggy heaven, nor anything else in his 16.5 years.
Allow me the sentiment.
Thank you. I know you doggy lovers understand.
Cheers.
’talking’ about it ensured we have what we now have.
This is not enlightening my mood.
Tonight I am thinking about my little Bingo and remembering all the good times. I am happy that now, two weeks later, I still can’t think of anything I might have done differently as he was heading toward doggy heaven, nor anything else in his 16.5 years.
Allow me the sentiment.
Thank you. I know you doggy lovers understand.
Cheers.
Mysterious events in Portsmouth, UK!
Look at what has washed up on my local beach, and most curiously, above the familiar high tide mark!
Investigations are ongoing, and the local council have attached a notice.
Is this the wreck of the Hesperus, or perhaps the Mary Celeste? Clearly not. Where is the crew? Is it a bomb? Curious minds want to know.
Portsmouth's finest detective, Inspector Clouseau is on it, and he suspects Criminality.
I think an explanation is in order. This news has not yet reached the BBC. 🙁
Look at what has washed up on my local beach, and most curiously, above the familiar high tide mark!
Investigations are ongoing, and the local council have attached a notice.
Is this the wreck of the Hesperus, or perhaps the Mary Celeste? Clearly not. Where is the crew? Is it a bomb? Curious minds want to know.
Portsmouth's finest detective, Inspector Clouseau is on it, and he suspects Criminality.
I think an explanation is in order. This news has not yet reached the BBC. 🙁
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Aren't you worried about loss of privacy? What if someone decides that they don't like you and hack into your accounts? What if your doctor calls the cognizant State Authority and claims you shouldn't be eating sweets and so you are not allowed to buy them anymore.
No thanks.
I want my phone to make phone calls and get text messages. Maybe to get Tidal music in my car. But other than that, I will use a credit card (paid off every month) or plain old cash.
I love my wife too.... because after 37 years who else will put up with me.... or her.?
We do a billion or so transactions a month here, GPay by Google is a popular app. There are others too.
If safety was the concern, it would not be so popular.
And the receiver details like name and tax number are part of the confirmation provided to the money spending party.
Privacy is protected, many people use electronic wallets for greater safety.
Details should be available on line.
If safety was the concern, it would not be so popular.
And the receiver details like name and tax number are part of the confirmation provided to the money spending party.
Privacy is protected, many people use electronic wallets for greater safety.
Details should be available on line.
So what happened when the Gov introduced the new rupee a few years ago?
What happened to the people that had cash stashed at home and didn't want to take it to the bank and expose their money to the Gov?
What happened to the people that had cash stashed at home and didn't want to take it to the bank and expose their money to the Gov?
More than 99% is back in the banks.
Some people bought jewelry, the jewelers could deposit cash.
Not a new Rupee, only large notes were replaced with new ones.
Opinions vary about the need for such a step.
But the danger of fake notes is much reduced, many were printed in areas across our borders, and used there as regular currency.
Some even say the economic crisis is there in those countries because their economies were crippled, hard to believe, but there it is.
Our housing market runs about 40% in cash, that big elephant in the room will take time to handle.
Some people bought jewelry, the jewelers could deposit cash.
Not a new Rupee, only large notes were replaced with new ones.
Opinions vary about the need for such a step.
But the danger of fake notes is much reduced, many were printed in areas across our borders, and used there as regular currency.
Some even say the economic crisis is there in those countries because their economies were crippled, hard to believe, but there it is.
Our housing market runs about 40% in cash, that big elephant in the room will take time to handle.
Pharmacies in Canada do not sell beer. He was picking up his meds.
Canada has:
London Drugs
It’s an everything store that also happens to sell pharmaceuticals.
and Canadian Tire
Another everything store that somewhere in the back actually has tires.
Liquor is sold only in government stores or gov’t licensed stores.
No picking up that jug of Captain Morgan at your local Costco.
London Drugs
It’s an everything store that also happens to sell pharmaceuticals.
and Canadian Tire
Another everything store that somewhere in the back actually has tires.
Liquor is sold only in government stores or gov’t licensed stores.
No picking up that jug of Captain Morgan at your local Costco.
Ugh. In Washington St. they got rid of the State Liquor stores but then they imposed a huge tax on liquor to make up for the lost revenue.
If you go to Costco, their price for a 1.75L bottle of Bullit bourbon is $39.99. In OC the final price is 43 bucks. In Washington, outside of Seattle, it's over 80 bucks! The good folks at Costco show you why: "Our price is 39.99. State liquor tax is 39.99. Sales Tax is... ". BTW, the sales tax is on the State liquor tax too!
So, whenever I travel to the Puget Sound I load up on bourbon and rye at Costco for my family.
BTW, I prefer the clear Bacardi. I got a bottle of Captain Morgan that I use, a splash at a time, when I make mai tais for my wife.
Once upon a time I drove by a gun/liquor store with a drive through in Northern Arizona... it was a Friday and they had a big sign: "Sale on beer and .45". Perfect... cash your paycheck, get some brewskies and go drill some holes in the local cactii.
If you go to Costco, their price for a 1.75L bottle of Bullit bourbon is $39.99. In OC the final price is 43 bucks. In Washington, outside of Seattle, it's over 80 bucks! The good folks at Costco show you why: "Our price is 39.99. State liquor tax is 39.99. Sales Tax is... ". BTW, the sales tax is on the State liquor tax too!
So, whenever I travel to the Puget Sound I load up on bourbon and rye at Costco for my family.
BTW, I prefer the clear Bacardi. I got a bottle of Captain Morgan that I use, a splash at a time, when I make mai tais for my wife.
Once upon a time I drove by a gun/liquor store with a drive through in Northern Arizona... it was a Friday and they had a big sign: "Sale on beer and .45". Perfect... cash your paycheck, get some brewskies and go drill some holes in the local cactii.
