AGXStarseed
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So funny but so mean.
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So funny but so mean.
Love me some Daria! I binge-watched the entire series over a few days.
I think she could be on the spectrum
I needed a new shaver. And so today I shopped for one.
My journey took me to Rexall. They had a Philips model there for $62, which is neither cheap nor expensive. I then saw the sign: spend $80, earn 100 Air Miles. Well, since I'm 77.5 per cent of the way there...well, the six-pack of Diet Pepsi was $2.50, meaning I needed about $15.50. So I grabbed a snowman pack of Smarties* and a little drum of Icy Squares, total between them of about $17.
Take the stuff to the register, the total (before tax, which is what is relevant here) is about $72. This is not making sense. I can math. The Icy Squares are supposed to be $9.99. The system charged me $0.25. Wait...what?
She scans the Icy Squares again. And the system shows $9.99. What happened?
Answer: instead of scanning the drum, the scanner scanned one of the individual Icy Squares inside the drum. Apparently Rexall sells them individually somewhere.
Also, the receipt said I earned 200 Air Miles. I expect that to be fixed because the flyer said:
Spend $40, earn 40 Air Miles OR
Spend $60, earn 60 Air Miles OR
Spend $80, earn 100 Air Miles.
The system must have thought AND rather than OR. BTW, 1 Air Mile is about equal to 10 in most frequent flyer programs.
* - for Americans, what you call Smarties, Canadians call Rockets. Canadian Smarties are similar to M&Ms, but with a higher candy-to-chocolate ratio.
My journey took me to Rexall. They had a Philips model there for $62, which is neither cheap nor expensive. I then saw the sign: spend $80, earn 100 Air Miles. Well, since I'm 77.5 per cent of the way there...well, the six-pack of Diet Pepsi was $2.50, meaning I needed about $15.50. So I grabbed a snowman pack of Smarties* and a little drum of Icy Squares, total between them of about $17.
Take the stuff to the register, the total (before tax, which is what is relevant here) is about $72. This is not making sense. I can math. The Icy Squares are supposed to be $9.99. The system charged me $0.25. Wait...what?
She scans the Icy Squares again. And the system shows $9.99. What happened?
Answer: instead of scanning the drum, the scanner scanned one of the individual Icy Squares inside the drum. Apparently Rexall sells them individually somewhere.
Also, the receipt said I earned 200 Air Miles. I expect that to be fixed because the flyer said:
Spend $40, earn 40 Air Miles OR
Spend $60, earn 60 Air Miles OR
Spend $80, earn 100 Air Miles.
The system must have thought AND rather than OR. BTW, 1 Air Mile is about equal to 10 in most frequent flyer programs.
* - for Americans, what you call Smarties, Canadians call Rockets. Canadian Smarties are similar to M&Ms, but with a higher candy-to-chocolate ratio.
Cinnamon115
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This review on amazon for a Portal 2 Sentry Turret (it's desk size):http://www.amazon.com/review/R3KA4T...-glance&nodeID=165793011&store=toys-and-games
I'd post the review here, but it's pretty long. The turret itself made me laugh, as I can just picture using it to wake up my brother when he sleeps in too late.
I'd post the review here, but it's pretty long. The turret itself made me laugh, as I can just picture using it to wake up my brother when he sleeps in too late.
AGXStarseed
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Watch it once, then watch it again with the captions on - you won't regret it.
AGXStarseed
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Oh my!
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